Neven
asked:
Combining
the externally visible type information (method names and signatures) with some
ILDasm post processing could well give you a reasonable set of pseudo-code in a
language of your choice. Locals variables and such like would be 'anonymously'
named though.
Interestingly, there are already 3rd party tools to
obfuscate java .class files (bytecode) to make this sort of thing more difficult
for java decompilers. They munge the byte code in confusing ways and
remove 'unnecessary' (i.e. not needed for correct execution) metadata,
etc.
TTFN,
Paul.
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