JReversePro 1.5.2
           Java Decompiler / Disassembler
             http://jrevpro.sourceforge.net
             	May 21 2008

This reverse engineering utility has been written in Java. This code is distributed under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE (GPL, see www.gnu.org). See the file "COPYING" for details.

To install, see the file "INSTALL".

Getting Started

See INSTALL file to install the software first.

How do I launch the application ?

The executable jar file jreversepro.jar is present in ./lib directory.

Application in GUI mode: ( Swing )
	jrevpro -g

Application in GUI mode: ( AWT )
	jrevpro -u		
	
Application in command-line mode:

Interactive: 	jrevpro -i  <classfile>
Disassemble: 	jrevpro -da  <classfile>
Decompile:  	jrevpro -dc  <classfile>		
ViewConstantPool: jrevpro -vp  <classfile>			
	

Interactive mode

Let us assume a file xyz.class in our directory.

To decompile,

jrevpro -i xyz.class

(jrevpro)dc ... Decompiles File ...

(jrevpro)da .. Disassembles file ...

(jrevpro)viewpool | vp <cp_index> .. Views ConstantPool ....

(jrevpro)exit ...Exits.

To Compile:

You need the ANT build tool available at the apache web site. http://jakarta.apache.org/ant.

Having installed ANT, the following targets are available.

makejar - Builds the library file ( Executable jar ). compiler - Builds the class files ( Executable jar ). clean - Cleans all the build directories.

Known Bugs

Known Bugs include live variable analysis across branches. Also important is doing a rigorous try..catch.finally analysis.

Bug Parade

Please report the bugs in the bugs report page present in 

http://jrevpro.sourceforge.net .

If possible please , try to submit the class files with which you 

encountered the errors since that would be very helpful to debug the issue.

Source Control:

Started using Git from May 2009.

Copyrights (c) 2000..2008 by Karthik Kumar [email protected].