Decomp2dbg:
"decomp2dbg aims to shorten the gap of context switching between decompiler and debugger by introducing a generic API for decompiler-to-debugger symbol syncing."
Decomp2dbg:
"decomp2dbg aims to shorten the gap of context switching between decompiler and debugger by introducing a generic API for decompiler-to-debugger symbol syncing."
Decomp2dbg:
"decomp2dbg aims to shorten the gap of context switching between decompiler and debugger by introducing a generic API for decompiler-to-debugger symbol syncing."
JVM exceptions are weird: a decompiler perspective
https://purplesyringa.moe/blog/jvm-exceptions-are-weird-a-decompiler-perspective/
#HackerNews #JVM #exceptions #decompiler #perspective #programming #blog #tech #insights

Some time ago, I played around with decompiling Java class files in a more efficient manner than traditional solutions like Vineflower allow. Eventually, I wrote an article on my approach to decompiling control flow, which was a great performance boost for my prototype. At the time, I believed that this method can be straightforwardly extended to handling exceptional control flow, i.e. decompiling try…catch blocks. In retrospect, I should’ve known it wouldn’t be so easy. It turns out that there are many edge cases, ranging from strange javac behavior to consequences of the JVM design and the class file format, that significantly complicate this. In this post, I’ll cover these details, why simple solutions don’t work, and what approach I’ve eventually settled on.
JVM exceptions are weird: a decompiler perspective
https://purplesyringa.moe/blog/jvm-exceptions-are-weird-a-decompiler-perspective/
#HackerNews #JVM #exceptions #decompiler #programming #tech #blog

Some time ago, I played around with decompiling Java class files in a more efficient manner than traditional solutions like Vineflower allow. Eventually, I wrote an article on my approach to decompiling control flow, which was a great performance boost for my prototype. At the time, I believed that this method can be straightforwardly extended to handling exceptional control flow, i.e. decompiling try…catch blocks. In retrospect, I should’ve known it wouldn’t be so easy. It turns out that there are many edge cases, ranging from strange javac behavior to consequences of the JVM design and the class file format, that significantly complicate this. In this post, I’ll cover these details, why simple solutions don’t work, and what approach I’ve eventually settled on.
Outstanding update on Iaito, due to some missers from my side this went wrong on previous version, once the issue was sorted out things got back on par.
radare2/r2dec_js/r2ghidra and Iaito all updated for 32bit and 64bit, on riscv64 Iaito fails to build due to an issue with llvm12. Enjoy :)
radare2-6.0.4
r2dec_js-6.0.0
r2ghidra-6.0.2
iaito-6.0.4
#HaikuOS #haikuports #radare2 #Iaito #ghidra #reverseengineering #decompiler #opensource #software
@myfear Oh no, #IntelliJ #IDEA comes with a #decompiler? 🫨 Better uninstall it before visiting Germany, because simply having one on your computer could get you thrown in #jail! 🚔
Fernflower Java Decompiler
https://github.com/JetBrains/fernflower
#HackerNews #Fernflower #Java #Decompiler #open-source #Java #decompiler #JetBrains #programming #tools #software #development