How to create an .exe from ' our own ' Application?
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I understand that we create an exe from compiler like VB or VC++. but how does one create from his own Application? For example Self Extracting Archive softwares produce .exe as an output. So does Crypters and Binders. How do they do that? Is it something like including compiler libraries in our application? Thanks in Advance.
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Answer:
You will need months of programming and years of learning.
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a self extracting archive is actually an application with the compressed version of the other application built into. When it runs it decompresses the new application into a new file of type .exe. It is not like a compiler or using the compiler libraries. Just a decompression of an application that was created by a compiler. LynnTHarrison.com
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