Description
You have a compiled VB6 executable, the source is long gone, and now you need to fix a bug or just understand what it does, with only a hex dump to stare at. VBReFormer is built for exactly that: open the exe and forms, controls and event procedures appear in a project tree, and clicking one shows the matching Visual Basic code, which is far easier to read than raw disassembly.
It keeps several views of the same logic in a row of tabs: VB6 code, disassembly, intermediate representation, designer, bytes and hex, all one click apart, and forms can be rebuilt as .frm designs. It suits developers maintaining legacy systems or doing code analysis and debugging. Licensing terms are set out on the official site.
Project tree:Forms, controls, modules and resources in a hierarchy, with virtual addresses on event handlers.
VB6 code view:Turns machine code back into readable Visual Basic.
Multiple views:Disassembly, IR, bytes and hex in one window for cross-checking.
Form designer recovery:Exports forms as .frm and shows the design surface.
Output and diagnostics panel:Logs and hints from opening and analysis in one place.
Dark and light themes:A modern interface that stays easy on the eyes during long reading sessions.
It keeps several views of the same logic in a row of tabs: VB6 code, disassembly, intermediate representation, designer, bytes and hex, all one click apart, and forms can be rebuilt as .frm designs. It suits developers maintaining legacy systems or doing code analysis and debugging. Licensing terms are set out on the official site.
Features
Project tree:Forms, controls, modules and resources in a hierarchy, with virtual addresses on event handlers.
VB6 code view:Turns machine code back into readable Visual Basic.
Multiple views:Disassembly, IR, bytes and hex in one window for cross-checking.
Form designer recovery:Exports forms as .frm and shows the design surface.
Output and diagnostics panel:Logs and hints from opening and analysis in one place.
Dark and light themes:A modern interface that stays easy on the eyes during long reading sessions.
