The retdec.com decompilation service is to be disabled (see the official announcement). This will render the scripts in the present repository non-functional. I will keep the repository online in case it is helpful to anyone.
Shell scripts for decompiling and analyzing binary files through the retdec.com decompilation service by using their public REST API.
Two scripts are provided:
-
fileinfo.sh
- Analyzes the given binary file and prints the obtained information to the standard output:$ scripts/fileinfo.sh --api-key YOUR-API-KEY file.exe Input file : file.exe File format : PE File class : 32-bit File type : Executable file Architecture : x86 (or later and compatible) [..]
-
decompiler.sh
- Decompiles the given binary file and downloads the decompiled C source code:$ scripts/decompiler.sh --api-key YOUR-API-KEY file.exe $ cat file.c // // This file was generated by the Retargetable Decompiler // Website: https://retdec.com // Copyright (c) 2015 Retargetable Decompiler <info@retdec.com> // [..]
Although the very basic functionality is there, more features are under development.
For a list of changes, see the CHANGELOG
file.
- shell (
bash
,dash
, ...) - curl
The scripts should work with any POSIX shell, although they have been tested
only on bash
and dash
.
Simply copy the scripts from the scripts
directory to your machine, either
directly or by cloning this repository.
Since the scripts use the retdec.com API, you need to
provide them your API key. The API key can be obtained by
registering at
retdec.com. After logging
in, go to your
account, where you can generate an API key).
After you have an API key, either pass it by using the -a/--api-key
parameter, or set the RETDEC_API_KEY
environment variable.
Synopsis:
scripts/{fileinfo,decompile}.sh [OPTIONS] FILE
For a detailed list of available options, run the scripts with the -h/--help
parameter.
The scripts may exit with the following codes.
0
- everything went OK,1
- either curl is not installed or the given script parameters are invalid,2
- there was an error during script runtime (e.g. a decompilation failed).
Contributions are welcomed as pull requests.
If you have found a bug, please report it by opening an issue.
Copyright (c) 2015 Petr Zemek (s3rvac@gmail.com) and contributors.
Distributed under the MIT license. See the LICENSE
file for more details.
If you want to access the retdec.com decompilation service from other languages, check out the following projects:
- retdec-python - A library and tools for accessing the service from Python.
- retdec-rust - A library and tools for accessing the service from Rust.
- retdec-cpp - A library and tools for accessing the service from C++.