- A
decompiler is a
computer program that
translates an
executable file to high-level
source code. It does
therefore the
opposite of a
typical compiler,...
- JD (Java
Decompiler) is a
decompiler for the Java
programming language. JD is
provided as a GUI tool as well as in the form of plug-ins for the Eclipse...
- JEB is a dis****embler and
decompiler software for
Android applications and
native machine code. It
decompiles Dalvik bytecode to Java
source code, and...
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software is
written in Java
using the
Swing framework for the GUI. The
decompiler component is
written in C++, and is
therefore usable in a stand-alone...
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debugger for
Windows PE, Mac OS X Mach-O, and
Linux ELF executables. A
decompiler plug-in,
which generates a high level, C
source code-like representation...
- Jad (Java
Decompiler) is, as of August 2011[update], an
unmaintained decompiler for the Java
programming language. Jad
provides a command-line user interface...
-
Mocha is a Java
decompiler,
which allows programmers to
translate a program's
bytecode into
source code. A beta
version of
Mocha was
released in 1996,...
-
retdec ("Retargetable
Decompiler") is an open
source retargetable machine-code
decompiler based on LLVM.[citation needed] The
decompiler is not
limited to...
- .NET
Reflector is a
class browser,
decompiler and
static analyzer for
software created with .NET Framework,
originally written by Lutz Roeder. MSDN Magazine...
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original on 25
January 2016.
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January 2016. (VEW04) "Using a
Decompiler for Real-World
Source Recovery", M. Van
Emmerik and T. Waddington, the...
