decompiler

Is it possible to decompile C++ Builder exe? Is C++ Builder safe programming tools or anyone can decompile it and see the code? The short answer, yes, it can be decompiled, and it's not "safe". Anything ran on a computer can be disassembled and from that inspected by reading the disassembly. Decompiling would mean restoring even some of the original compiled source code - which indeed is possible, to some extent. After all, it is "just" about writing a program which can translate assembly to the desired language. If a human can do that, then a program can do that too, because it is only about

I need to get either the whole IL Code or Decompiled Source Code to a text file. Is that possible with the ILSpy Decompile Engine ICSharpCode.Decompiler? With ILSpy, you can select an assembly node in the tree view, and then use File > Save Code to save the result to disk. ILSpy will use the currently selected language to do so, so it can both disassemble and decompile. When decompiling to C#, the save dialog will have options for saving a C# project (.csproj) with separate source code files per class; or a single C# file (.cs) for the whole assembly. To decompile programmatically, use the

How do you batch decompile many class files? JD-Gui makes your life easy, it also has an eclipse plugin edit: updated the latest url for the tool I've used JAD but I'm not sure if it supports the more recent changes (Update: it does not support language features introduced in java 1.5). Otherwise you might be able to write a small java app to do batch decompiling using the core of JD . Take a look at Jode . You can disassemble .class files or complete .jars in one go. Although it claims to be up to date to an early version of Java (1.3), I've had few problems with later Java versions. I just

Here's the use case: A friend and I are building an Android app and along with it want to integrate a game. The core of the app has been built in Eclipse but we are looking into building the game with an app building tool like Google AppInventer ( http://appinventor.googlelabs.com/about/ ) or Corona ( http://www.anscamobile.com/corona/ ). We'd like the existing app we've built to have a button like "Play Game" which will launch the game we build using one of these utilities. However when I messed around with Google App Inventor I noticed that I could only export the project as a .apk, which