A Java anti-compiler is recommended for better use.
Http://www.blogjava.net/xmatthew/archive/2008/10/28/237203.html
I recommend a Java anti-compiler, which has been used for a long time. I feel it is still very useful. I will share it with you.
This anti-compiler is called "Java decompiler" and developed by Pavel Kouznetsov. The latest version is 0.2.5.
It is developed by C ++ andOfficial downloadExecutable on Windows, Linux, and Apple Mac OSProgram.
I think it is good because it has the following functions:
1. Supports decompilation of the entire jar file andSource codeClickCode.
2. Support for decompilation of many Java compilers (support for generic, annotation, and enum enumeration types)
- 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 source file searching (CTRL + Shift + T)
4. Easy to install. Only 600 K can be directly run.
5. Supports drag-and-drop of files and highlighted source code
Of course, The Decompilation effect is acceptable. Of course, I also experienced poor compilation results during my use. But in general, I am quite satisfied.
Good luck!
Yours Matthew!