I want for an example embed code like boolean x = true; right in assembler, with java bytecode. Or, i just want to see, how will this be in java bytecode, like int var = 0;
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Mixing two different syntax styles is something I'm not going to support. The assembler is designed to be an alternative to the instructions list editor. For editing using java code you can use the class decompiler window, make your changes, then save them.
the recompiler doesnt support var/function names like do/for/while
The recompiler uses javac and isn't intended to be used with obfuscated code. It's a nice utility when working with cleaner and simpler code.
When working with obfuscated code there are two primary paths to take:
Deobfuscate the obfuscated code so that it is easier to work with, then use the nice utilities (Renaming can be done in Recaf, but for large-scale renaming I would recommend specialized tools such as JRemapper)
Use lower level editor functions (Like the instructions list window, or the assembler)
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Col-E commentedon Jun 22, 2019
Mixing two different syntax styles is something I'm not going to support. The assembler is designed to be an alternative to the instructions list editor. For editing using java code you can use the class decompiler window, make your changes, then save them.
artemking4 commentedon Jun 22, 2019
Ok, then the recompiler doesnt support var/function names like do/for/while
artemking4 commentedon Jun 22, 2019
that i really have
Col-E commentedon Jun 22, 2019
The recompiler uses
javacand isn't intended to be used with obfuscated code. It's a nice utility when working with cleaner and simpler code.When working with obfuscated code there are two primary paths to take:
artemking4 commentedon Jun 22, 2019
Ok, i iwll now try doing something with jremapper
artemking4 commentedon Jun 22, 2019
new issue at JRemapper