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Say I have a simple nasm program to print hello!, of course in intel syntax, when I assemble it (with -f elf) and diassemble with with ndisasm it’s completely different! why can it not disassemble back into the same simple format of my hello world program? is it not possible ?
If you are trying to recover the original source code from assemblies, forget about it. Especially with modern compilers that do a lot of optimizations.
From my experience with disassemblers, you can get some semi-readable code, but only when the program is relatively simple.