About dEXE
dEXE is a decompiler for x86-64 ELF and PE binaries. It disassembles a binary, converts the assembly into an intermediate representation inspired by static single assignment, reconstructs control-flow blocks, and produces C99 source code that can be compiled. This provides a way to inspect compiled programs at a higher level than raw machine instructions. The generated code is a reconstruction of the binary’s behavior, not the original source code. dEXE is intended for reverse engineering, analysis, or research where users need to understand how an executable is structured. Its output quality depends on the binary and the decompilation process. The supplied description identifies the supported binary formats and output language but does not enumerate platform or processor limitations beyond x86-64.
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