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A matching or best-effort decompilation would be quite slow and difficult to complete successfully, especially if the program was obfuscated. I'd think the sour
by nyanpasu64 4y ago
A matching or best-effort decompilation would be quite slow and difficult to complete successfully, especially if the program was obfuscated. I'd think the source code is effectively lost, except if someone puts the time into recreating it off the binaries.
- eschneider 4y agoNo reason to decompile/reverse engineer the software. What it's doing isn't at all mysterious if you know Hebrew or studied Torah for Bar Mitzvah.