Decompiler Explorer: try 13 decompilers on code

Decompiler Explorer is a web tool at dogbolt.org that runs one binary through many decompilers at once and shows the C-like output side by side. Upload a file, pick which decompilers to run, and compare how each one reads the same code.

The current lineup includes angr, Binary Ninja, Boomerang, dewolf, Ghidra, Hex-Rays, Kuna, RecStudio, Reko, Relyze, RetDec, rev.ng, and Snowman. That mixes free and open source tools with commercial ones, so it is a way to see what Hex-Rays or Binary Ninja produce without buying a license.

Uploads must be under 2MB, and the site says uploaded binaries are retained. If you would rather not hand over your own file, there are prepared samples covering x86 Linux CTF challenges, Hello World on Arm Linux, ping6 on x86_64 Linux, C++ vtables on x86 Windows, and test binaries for arm64 FreeBSD, arm64 macOS, and x86 Windows.

The service itself is open source. Boomerang, one of the decompilers in the list, is on GitHub as well.

See more at dogbolt.org and content on GitHub.

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