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Re: List of decompilers

Posted by khurram on Fri Jul 16 12:42:50 1999

In Reply to: List of decompilers posted by TimP on January 26, 1999 at 19:53:01:

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>Here are the java decompilers I found on Gamelan:
>WingDis
>Current version is 2.15 and there is no trial download.
>Jasmine
>- Version 1.0. Based on Mocha.
>NMI Java Code Viewer 4.50 - Windows app.
>Based on Jad(?). Evaluation copy only produces 3kb of sourcecode. All the different
>versions of this are in Gamelan (!) and they've moved from mocha to jasmine to Jad.
>Others I've found are:
>Jad. Apparently the best (as heard
>in comp.java.lang.corba). This link apparently doesn't work at the minute (forever?).
>Try
>here instead. I've just had a quick go and if you are used to mocha, try it!
>Very impressive.
>And there is a review of the field by an academic
>
>Java Code Engineering & Reverse Engineering. See its section on
>
>Java decompilers. He has links to others (including mocha which
>apparently breaks with a lot of features after 1.1.4.

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>>Here are the java decompilers I found on Gamelan:

>><a href="http://www.wingsoft.com/wingdis.shtml">WingDis</a>
>>Current version is 2.15 and there is no trial download.

>><a href="http://members.tripod.com/~SourceTec/jasmine.htm">Jasmine</a>
>>- Version 1.0. Based on Mocha.

>><a href="http://huizen.dds.nl/~nmi/home.html">NMI Java Code Viewer 4.50</a> - Windows app.
>>Based on Jad(?). Evaluation copy only produces 3kb of sourcecode. All the different
>>versions of this are in Gamelan (!) and they've moved from mocha to jasmine to Jad.

>>Others I've found are:

>><a href="http://web.unicom.com.cy/~kpd/jad.html">Jad</a>. Apparently the best (as heard
>>in comp.java.lang.corba). This link apparently doesn't work at the minute (forever?).
>>Try <a href="ftp://ftp.ncnu.edu.tw/JavaDownload/DevelopmentTool/Decompiler/jad.exe">
>>here</a> instead. I've just had a quick go and if you are used to mocha, try it!
>>Very impressive.

>>And there is a review of the field by an academic 
>><a href="http://164.15.161.16/ip-Links/java/codeEngineering/">
>>Java Code Engineering & Reverse Engineering</a>. See its section on
>><a href="http://164.15.161.16/ip-Links/java/codeEngineering/decomp.html#secDecompilersToJava">
>>Java decompilers</a>. He has links to others (including mocha which
>>apparently breaks with a lot of features after 1.1.4.

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