Re: Guidance on Decompiling GCC 11.4.0 Optimized Code

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在 2025-3-11 15:01, manoj alladawar 写道:
Hello LIU Hao,


Thank you for your prompt response.


While I understand that objdump can generate assembly code, I am specifically looking to generate high- level C code from a binary that was compiled using GCC with the -O2 optimization flag.


I would greatly appreciate your guidance on whether there are any decompilers specifically designed for decompiling GCC-optimized binaries or any reliable decompiler that would be suitable for this reverse engineering task.

When analyzing compiled binaries, we generally read assembly.

But this doesn't mean decompilers don't exist. IDA Pro is a reverse-engineering tool which provides a decompiler plugin. It's well known on Windows, and is also available on Linux and macOS.

Please be advised, I have not used it on Linux. It is not free software and is not free of charge.




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Best regards,
LIU Hao

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