decompile binaries massively
 

Hey there. Although I'm about to deal with windows software, I came here first because most likely i'm looking for a open-source solution. I need a program that will be able to decompile a large number of win 32 binaries without user interaction, and present me this information:
1. list of DLLs used by the binary
2. the list of DLL function calls made by the binary
3. the number of different system calls used within each DLL

I know that GNU binutils has a library named LibBFD that can do this, but it seems very complex to extract this information using the C-libraries. And of course programs like PE-explorer and Windasm32 are GUI based, requiring me to open individually .exe s. ARe there any other programs of library sets that I can use to solve this problem? And if there aren't, could you point me to a site or tell me how to easily extract these three things from binutils?

anybody?

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You can always check to see if the GNU for windows has objdump. It's capable of generating MZ and PE executables, so if it does, most likely it can do it.

You can also try searching through the wine mailing list and homepage as to how they do it.