About Reko decompiler
Reko is a decompiler for machine-code binaries. A decompiler analyzes compiled instructions and reconstructs a higher-level representation that people can examine, which can help with understanding how a binary is structured or behaves. Reko is intended for software analysis and reverse-engineering work where source code is unavailable and the compiled program needs to be inspected. Its focus is decompilation of machine code rather than compiling new applications or editing source projects. The project is released under the GNU General Public License, making it available as an open-source tool for binary analysis. This can help developers examine unfamiliar software or investigate compiled programs.
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