Hex-Rays Decompiler, brings binary software analysis within reach of millions of programmers. It converts native processor code into a human readable C-like pseudocode text.
In comparison to low level assembly language, high level language representation in the Decompiler has several advantages:
Currently the decompiler supports compiler generated code for the x86, x64, ARM32, ARM64, and PowerPC processors. We plan to port it to other platforms in the future. The programmtic API allows our customers to improve the decompiler output. Vulnerability search, software validation, coverage analysis are the directions that immediately come to mind.
The decompiler runs on MS Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X. The GUI and text IDA versions are supported.
The decompiler requires the latest version of IDA. While it may work with older versions (we try to ensure compatibility with a couple of previous versions), the best results are obtained with the latest version: first, IDA analyses files better; second, the decompiler can use additional available functionality.
The decompiler runs on MS Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X. It can decompile programs for other operating systems, provided they have been built using GCC/Clang/Visual Studio/Borland compilers.
32-bit decompilers require the 32-bit version of IDA to run (IDA Starter is enough).
64-bit decompilers require the 64-bit version of IDA to run (IDA Pro is required).
IDA loads appropriate decompilers depending on the input file. If it can not find any decompiler for the current input file, no decompilers will be loaded at all.
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