SourceAgain Features SourceAgain represents a new standard in Java decompilation technology. Previous efforts at Java decompilation have fallen short, but SourceAgain correctly decompiles all language constructs, including (but not limited to): if-else and switch infinite loops for loop reconstruction arbitrary nesting of do, while, and for loops all breaks and continues, including labeled breaks and continues out of arbitrary enclosing scopes arbitrary assignment inside of conditionals, including pre- and post-increments += and -= optimizations arbitrary nesting of try-catch blocks, with full support for finally the ternary ? : operator implicit types (boolean, char, short, byte) synchronized blocks inner classes, both anonymous and nested Unicode SourceAgain also supports several unique capabilities, such as: Decompilation of irreducible flowgraphs. Temporary variable introduction Polymorphic type inferencece Correctly assembled array initializers. Recognition of packages. Reconstruction of string concatenation using the + operator. User defined naming conventions for variables and fields. A heuristic for renaming "fishy" variable names. Cross module name and type unmangling Creation of a new class file with the correct line number table for debugging. Some pretty-printing code transformations. A smart heuristic for printing integers in hexadecimal. Easy to read, recompilable output. Insensitivity to the original compiler. Support for the ZIP file format
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