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2013 Oct 15
0
[LLVMdev] Reverse engineering for LLVM bit-code
LLVM IR represents higher level than assembler code, it keeps some names
and it is easier to revert the IR to source code than a binary format.
The main task of LLVM IR is code generation. I don't think adding
obfuscation has particular worth, those who need it can use tools and
approaches specifically aimed at obfuscation. Even simple rename of
identifiers in source code makes C/C++ file
2013 Oct 15
3
[LLVMdev] Reverse engineering for LLVM bit-code
HI,
I am interested in whether LLVM bit-code is ready for a distribution format(stored in software distribution package); is it easy to revert LLVM IR to C/C++ source code like Java byte code? My understanding is that.
1. LLVM IR is more like assembly code, so it is not easy for reverse engineering.
2. If it is easy for reverse engineering, does it mean it is not suitable for distribution