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|header1 = A Modern Command Line Java Decompiler | |header1 = A Modern Command Line Java Decompiler | ||
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|data3 = [http://www.benf.org/other/cfr/ Homepage] | |data3 = [http://www.benf.org/other/cfr/ Homepage] | ||
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CFR is a modern Java 8 decompiler, it's open sourced and written by Lee Benfield. | CFR is a modern Java 8 decompiler, it's open sourced and written by Lee Benfield. | ||
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[[Category:Tools]] [[Category:Java]] [[Category:Reverse_Engineering]] | [[Category:Tools]] [[Category:Java]] [[Category:Reverse_Engineering]] | ||
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| A Modern Command Line Java Decompiler | |
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| Author | Lee (BenF) Benfield |
| Homepage | Homepage |
| Download | Releases |
CFR is a modern Java 8 decompiler, it's open sourced and written by Lee Benfield.
Bytecode Viewer has this built in as one of the decompilers.
