yeah, I was going to say the same thing...
are you talking "hex" as if it is a different language?
or do you mean the hexadecimal representation?
if you are talking about "intel" assembly, the main difference,
say, as opposed to motorola, is how it stores words, i.e.,
instead of "msb|lsb", it is "lsb|msb"... other than that, it
is pretty much the same (i.e., opcodes are represented by
values, etc...)
but yeah, I'm a bit confused by what you are asking?
as soon as you make/compile an assembly program, it is
in "hex" (rather, binary/whatever)...
and if all you are talking about is the hexadecimal representation
of the assembly, you can't really ask if it can be "decompiled" (the
question doesn't make sense), because the hexadecimal is
the (computer) representation of the assembly that is programmed.
which would lead me to my next question... if you say you
"know a fair amount of assembly", then why are you asking this
question? because you should already know the answer... it's like
saying you're a race car driver, but then asking what is a "standard"
on a car... it sounds like you are trying to figure out how to take apart/rip someone else's stuff?
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