DE Decompiler? restores most parts of the compiled code and helps you to recover most parts of the lost sources. It contains the powerful disassembler which supports Pentium Pro commands including MMX and SSE extensions. Also it has a useful smart assembler code emulation engine. The build-in disassembler allows you to disassemble a lots of functions and represents it in semi-decompiled mode.

Decompiler of Visual Basic programs. Decompiling forms, pseudo code (with parse opcodes to standard vb instructions and decompile objects references), disassembling native code procedures (with power Pentium Pro disassembler, supporting MMX and FPU instruction sets), syntax coloring in decompiled code, string reference list and search engine, fast decompiling speed.

Video Decompiler - Extract Single Video Frames to Image Files. Powerful Video Decompiler that supports decompiling video files to extract the individual image frames. Supports AVI to BMP, AVI to GIF, AVI to (PNG, JPEG, JPG, EMF, WMV, BMP, and more). Video Decompiling (Supported formats AVI to GIF, AVI to PNG (Portable Network Graphics), AVI to JPEG, AVI to TIFF, AVI to EMF, AVI to WMF). Easy to use (just one click of a mouse), Convert multiple vi

Delphi and C++Builder Decompiler is an easy-to use application which can help you to restore your lost source code. If you lose your Delphi or C++Builder project sources, but have an executable file, then this tool can rescue part of lost sources. Decompiler produces all project forms and data modules with all assigned properties and events. Produced event procedures don't have a body, but have an address of code in executable file.

The typical problem with decompilation is the absence of full source information in the executable file. Dis# is a .NET decompiler which allows you to edit local variables and other names and keep the changes in a project file. The decompiled code is similar to the original source. A trial version is available.

.Net Decompiler that decompiles /disassembles .Net assemblies from MSIL (MS Intermediate Language) binary format to well-formed and optimized source code (6 languages: MSIL, C#, VB.NET, Delphi.Net J# and managed C++).

DJ Java Decompiler is Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000 decompiler and disassembler for Java that reconstructs the original source code from the compiled binary CLASS files. This program can take compiled binary class files including applets, and "dead" code parts and generate accurate source code. The program also includes a full-featured Java editor that features a GUI with syntax-coloring. Enables users to save, edit and compile the generated java code

Using Eltima Flash Decompiler, with an ease of one click you can store sounds, images, videos, shapes, frames, morphs, fonts, texts, buttons, sprites and ActionScripts from any SWF file directly to your hard drive. With the latest update you can export shapes and images into a FLA file and even replace colors, images, shapes and more. User-friendly controls with fully-customizable interface make Flash Decompiler exceptionally handy for anyone.

JCavaj Java Decompiler is a free Java-based Java Decompiler. It reconstructs the original source code from a compiled binary class file. You can decompile java applets, jar and zip files producing accurate java source code. JCavaj runs on any platform with Java Runtime Environment 1.4 or higher installed.

Cavaj Java Decompiler is a graphical freeware utility that reconstructs java source code from CLASS files. You can decompile java applets, jar and zip files producing accurate java source code. Browse the reconstructed source code with the Class View for instant access to methods and fields. Cavaj Java Decompiler is a standalone Windows application, it doesn't require you to have Java installed.

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