Transferred from: http://www.blogjava.net/xmatthew/archive/2008/10/28/237203.html
Recommend a Java anti-compiler, also used for a long time, the feeling is still very useful, take out and share with you.
This anti-compiler is called "Java Decompiler", developed by Pavel Kouznetsov, currently the latest version is 0.2.5.
It is developed by C + + and can be downloaded by the official Windows, Linux and Apple Mac OS three platforms executable program. Local version of Windows download
I think it is good, is that it has the following several functions:
1. Support anti-compilation of the entire jar file, and source code can directly click on the relevant code to jump
2. Support for many Java compiler Anti-compilation (generics, annotation and enum enum types supported)
- jdk1.1.8
- jdk1.3.1
- jdk1.4.2
- jdk1.5.0
- jdk1.6.0
- jikes-1.22
- harmony-jdk-r533500
- Eclipse Java Compiler v_677_r32x, 3.2.1 Release
- Jrockit90_150_06
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3. Quick Find source file function (ctrl+shift+t)
4. Easy to install. Only 600K, run directly.
5. Support file drag and drop function, source code highlighting
Of course, the effect of anti-compilation, the feeling can also. Of course, in my use of the process has also appeared, the results of poor compilation. But from the overall point of view has let me quite satisfied, hehe.
Good luck!
Yours matthew!
"Go" recommend a Java anti-compiler, more useful