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Java developers often use decompilers to aid reverse engineering and obfuscators to prevent it. Decompilers translate low-level class files to Java source and can produce "good" output. Obfuscators transform class files into semantically-equivalent versions that are either: (1) difficult to decompile, or (2) decompilable, but result in "hard- to-understand" Java source. We present...
Java decompilers convert Java class files to Java source. Java class files may be created by a number of different tools including standard Java compilers, compilers for other languages such as AspectJ, or other tools such as optimizers or obfuscators. There are two kinds of Java decompilers, Javac-specific decompilers that assume that the class file was created by a standard Javac compiler and tool-independent...
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