Tools for decompiling and compiling Windows Apps
by - Thursday, January 1, 1970 at 12:00 AM
I need to decompile and compile large apps (1GB+).
What are the best tools for decompiling and compiling large apps with the exact source code and almost no errors?
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IDA/Ghirdra seem to be the go for reverse engineering as for recompiling you'll have to do that yourself and put some work in since most of the time you can't just take apart a program, add a bit of extra code and package it up again without some major work. Also you can't get exact source code just an estimation of what the tool thinks is happening.

Additionally the tools can vary depending on what language the program is written in.
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https://www.apriorit.com/dev-blog/366-software-reverse-engineering-tools
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Nice topic, @D15n... thank you for sharing :)
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(September 4, 2022, 02:03 PM)Verilium Wrote: I need to decompile and compile large apps (1GB+).
What are the best tools for decompiling and compiling large apps with the exact source code and almost no errors?


If they're coded in c# then you can use dnSpy
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awesome
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awesome man <3
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(September 4, 2022, 02:03 PM)Verilium Wrote: I need to decompile and compile large apps (1GB+).
What are the best tools for decompiling and compiling large apps with the exact source code and almost no errors?


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seem to be the go for reverse engineering as for recompiling you'll have to do that yourself and put some work in since most of the time you can't just take apart a program, add a bit of extra code and package it up again without some major work. Also you can't get exact source code just an estimation of what the tool thinks is happening.

Additionally the tools can vary depending on what language the program is written in.
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