Reko Decompiler is an advanced program for Windows that assists professionals in reverse engineering and analyzing binary executables.
Multi architecture
Compatible with a wide range of processor architectures, users can apply this tool on x86, x64, ARM and MIPS. It is possible to handle different instruction sets for analyzing binaries from various platforms. Moreover, the software continuously expands its CISC support.
With in-depth static analysis, you are able to understand the app’s structure without executing the binary. The list of capabilities include reconstructing control flow, identifying function calls and recovering high-level constructs from low-level assembly code. Advanced pattern recognition helps make the decompiled output more human-readable. On top of that, you may install dnSpy to test .NET projects.
GUI
There is both a graphical user and a command-line interface, allowing users to choose their preferred workflow. The former simplifies interaction with decompiled code, providing a structured view of functions, variables and control flow. The CLI enables automation and batch processing for large-scale decompilation tasks. You can easily switch between these options with hotkeys.
Features
- supports numerous executable file formats;
- possible to recognize function signatures, symbols, and data structures;
- this is an open-source project with adjustable controls;
- free to download and use;
- compatible with modern Windows versions.
