decompiling

问题 Are there tools for decompiling Adobe AIR applications? I want to check how do they work on the apps I have made. 回答1: Here is what you are looking for ;) http://www.sothink.com/product/flashdecompiler/index.htm 回答2: Packaged AIR files (those with .air extension) are ZIP files. You can use any ZIP program to pull them apart. However, AIR apps can be written in Flash, Flex or HTML/JavaScript. If the app you want to look at is not the latter, you will need a Flash or Flex decompiler. 来源： https:

问题 let us assume that there is a big, commercial project (a.k.a Project), which uses Python under the hood to manage plugins for configuring new control surfaces which can be attached and used by Project. There was a small information leak, some part of the Project's Python API leaked to the public information and people were able to write Python scripts which were called by the underlying Python implementation as a part of Project's plugin loading mechanism. Further on, using inspect module and

问题 I know it's impossible to reverse a dll into a c++ code so I would like to collect as much as possible details from it. It's not my dll, so I don't have the source code of course. Which program should I use? 回答1: Well, if you are skilled you can disassemble the DLL and understand all of its functions. This takes a substantial amount of time, but if you do that you can reverse it back to source by hand. Otherwise, you can start by using a tool like Dependency Walker to get the DLLs and

问题 I decompiled an assembly using ILSpy, and one class in particular got my attention: public class CustomTextStream : NetworkStream { private EventHandler<CustomEventArgs> someEvent; public event EventHandler<CustomEventArgs> SomePublicEvent { add { EventHandler<CustomEventArgs> eventHandler = this.someEvent; EventHandler<CustomEventArgs> eventHandler2; do { eventHandler2 = eventHandler; EventHandler<CustomEventArgs> value2 = (EventHandler<CustomEventArgs>)Delegate.Combine(eventHandler2, value)

问题 I have exe build by pyinstaller, so, i unpack it, and now i want unpack file *.pyz, where containing all script files, but filenames without extensions (only file names and is_packet in tuple True\False). Example files list, where return Zlib BeautifulSoup ConfigParser HTMLParser PyQt4 Queue StringIO UserDict _LWPCookieJar _MozillaCookieJar __future__ _abcoll _strptime _threading_local How you can see, files without extensions and all files encrypted. Example this unpacked files: http://www

问题 I have exe build by pyinstaller, so, i unpack it, and now i want unpack file *.pyz, where containing all script files, but filenames without extensions (only file names and is_packet in tuple True\False). Example files list, where return Zlib BeautifulSoup ConfigParser HTMLParser PyQt4 Queue StringIO UserDict _LWPCookieJar _MozillaCookieJar __future__ _abcoll _strptime _threading_local How you can see, files without extensions and all files encrypted. Example this unpacked files: http://www

问题 Hey, I'm using the Enumerable.Sum() extension method from LINQ to compute hash codes, and am having a problem with OverflowExceptions when the code gets big. I tried putting the call in an unchecked block, but that didn't seem to help. The MSDN documentation for the method says it will throw if the value gets too big, but I checked in reflector and this is all there is: public static int Sum(this IEnumerable<int> source) { if (source == null) { throw Error.ArgumentNull("source"); } int num =

问题 I'm working on a project where we're doing a lot of remote object transfer between a Java service and clients written in other various languages. Given our current constraints I've decided to see what it would take to generate code based on an existing Java class. Basically I need to take a .class file (or a collection of them) parse the bytecode to determine all of the data members and perhaps getters/setters and then write something that can output code in a different language to create a

问题 I have the following java class: class Outer { private Integer a; private Long b; class Inner { public void foo() { System.out.println("a and b are " + a + " " + b); } } } when I run javap on Outer and Outer$Inner, I get the following: C:\test>javap Outer Compiled from "Outer.java" class Outer extends java.lang.Object{ Outer(); static java.lang.Integer access$000(Outer); static java.lang.Long access$100(Outer); } C:\test>javap Outer$Inner Compiled from "Outer.java" class Outer$Inner extends

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 4 years ago . In my Java development I have had great benefit from the Jad/JadClipse decompiler. It made it possible to know why a third-party library failed rather than the usual guesswork. I am looking for a similar setup for C# and Visual Studio. That is, a setup where I can point to any class or variable in my code and