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wxJAD --------------------------------------------------------------------- wxJAD is a simple cross platform UI wrapper around the command line JAD decompiler. It was born out of frustration with the DJ Java Decompiler. wxJAD is not a Java editor, nor is it ever liekly to be. It sole purpose is as a class file viewer and code browser where the source is unavailable. I have found this invaluable when attempting to locate the source of issues in library code upon which my code inevitably depends. Dependencies: Use CMake >= 2.6 to build. See: https://www.cmake.org wxJAD depends on wxWidgets. I have used version 2.8.10 during development, but any 2.8 release should work. See: https://www.wxwidgets.org Andrew Gough [email protected] --------------------------------------------------------------------- Installation ============ If you have CMake and wxWidgets installed, it should be as easy as Unix ---- $ cd wxJAD && mkdir build && cd build $ cmake .. $ make $ sudo make install Windows ------- Well, you're on your own to source a C++ compiler. It has been built using Visual Studio, as: c:\wxJAD> mkdir build c:\wxJAD> cd build c:\wxJAD\build> cmake -G "Visual Studio 8 2005" (for example) c:\wxJAD\build> Now there should be a wxJAD.sln file (or equivalent) you can open in Visual Studio. Note: This process has not been well tested.
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