Decompile

Pronunciation: /ˈdeɪˈkəmpaɪɫ/

Decompile (verb)

  1. To convert compiled program code into a form that is closer to the original source code.
  2. To analyze a program’s compiled form to understand how it works, often by producing readable code.

Examples

  • The tool decompiles the file back to source code.
  • You can decompile the program back to source to review it.