Pretty cool; however:<p>- it's not opensource, the github repo contains only binaries,<p>- the main executable binary is encrypted/compressed from
some reason, can't be easily checked what it does,<p>- one question that came into my mind was why not create a 'dex2jar'-style tool that works with every dex, and then not create a decompiler for java jars? This way the decompiler could be used for both dex and ordinary java jars.<p>I think dex translates to jar in a straightforward way, because dex is being compiled from compiled java classes.<p>But nonetheless, the more reverse engineering tools, the merrier (but I wouldn't run this EXE file outside a disposable virtual machine).