decompile
/diːkəmˈpʌɪl/verb [with object]
Produce source code from (compiled code): a programmer has to decompile the code...
- If you really want to prevent tools like Reflector from decompiling your code, you need the professional version's features.
- For example, imagine that a cracker was decompiling your code, looking for authentication text.
- The draft's proposals will also hinder music studios, broadcasters and software developers, who risk breaking the law when they decompile copy-protected software.
Derivatives
decompilation
- As for assembly language showing up in decompilations of other languages you need to know how other languages work and compile.
- Hopefully this breakdown of a decompilation will help you in doing similar decompilations in the future, whenever you find code not acting in the manner you expected.
- At present, Boomerang can generate thousands of such temporary variables per procedure, bogging it down and causing decompilations to use gigabytes of memory and days of CPU time.
decompiler
- The drawback to intermediate languages is that it's possible to use disassemblers and decompilers to examine a program's IL and re-generate the source code.
- Unfortunately this means that decompilers and disassemblers are here to stay too, putting your intellectual property at risk.
- While there are plenty of free decompilers out there, you really get what you pay for.