Binary Ninja 3.3.3996 for android instal

HLIL has aggressive dead code elimination, constant folding, switch recovery, and all the other things you’d expect from a decompiler, with one exception: Binary Ninja’s decompiler doesn’t target C.

High Level IL (HLIL) further abstracts the existing ILs: Low Level IL, Medium Level IL, and five others largely used for scripts. The decompiler is built on yet another IL, the High Level IL. Today, Vector35 released their decompiler to their development branch, so I thought it’d be fun to revisit the 2000 cuts challenges using the new decompiler APIs. My main reason for sticking with HexRays? Well, it’s an interactive decompiler, and Binary Ninja didn’t have a decompiler…until today!

Over the past few years I’ve largely preferred to use IDA and HexRays for reversing, and then use Binary Ninja for any scripting. It’s been four years since my blog post “ 2000 cuts with Binary Ninja.” Back then, Binary Ninja was in a private beta and the blog post response surprised its developers at Vector35.

Binary Ninja 3.3.3996 for android instal