Is it possible to decompile a .lib .fas -> .lisp?

[Christian Schuhegger]

hello,

i had recently an "accident" with some files and several of my .lisp
files got lost, but i still have the .lib and .fas files. these files
are already quite human readable, but i wonder if there is a tool that
could reconstruct a .lisp file out of these two?

many thanks for any comments!

--
Christian Schuhegger

[Sam Steingold]

* On the subject of "Re: Authorization required to post to gmane.lisp.clisp.general (2f7df0e1b95d189ca2ea614aa93248e5)"
* Sent on 03 Jun 2002 10:23:55 -0400
i had recently an "accident" with some files and several of my .lisp
files got lost, but i still have the .lib and .fas files. these files
are already quite human readable, but i wonder if there is a tool that
could reconstruct a .lisp file out of these two?

not really.
you can disassemble the functions in *.fas and recover macro defs from
*.lib, but no more than that (I think)

[Christian Schuhegger]

hello,

i had recently an "accident" with some files and several of my .lisp
files got lost, but i still have the .lib and .fas files. these files
are already quite human readable, but i wonder if there is a tool that
could reconstruct a .lisp file out of these two?

many thanks for any comments!

--
Christian Schuhegger

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[Sam Steingold]

* On the subject of "Re: Authorization required to post to gmane.lisp.clisp.general (2f7df0e1b95d189ca2ea614aa93248e5)"
* Sent on 03 Jun 2002 10:23:55 -0400
i had recently an "accident" with some files and several of my .lisp
files got lost, but i still have the .lib and .fas files. these files
are already quite human readable, but i wonder if there is a tool that
could reconstruct a .lisp file out of these two?

not really.
you can disassemble the functions in *.fas and recover macro defs from
*.lib, but no more than that (I think)
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