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Why download newer BV Versions all the libs afterwards?

Why download newer BV Versions all the libs afterwards? In BV 2.9.3, there was BV one big jar file with all needed libs included. That was ok. But now in BV 2.9.8 and 2.9.9 preview 3, it is a little jar file, which loaded at start time all its libs over the net. Why? Is it possib

Nov 18, 2015

JD-GUI published in version 1.0 as OpenSource and written in Java

> EDIT: Is just the GUI portion open sourced? Or is the core open sourced as well. Hmmm.. you are right. Only the GUI part is (currently) OpenSource. 🙁 I have asked the developer at https://plus.google.com/107508651694381167848/posts And he have answered: > JD-Core project will b

Mar 27, 2015

JD-GUI published in version 1.0 as OpenSource and written in Java

[JD GUI](<http://jd.benow.ca/>) is now published in version 1.0 as OpenSource (under the GPL) and it is now completely written in Java. It is [hosted on GitHub](<https://github.com/java-decompiler/jd-gui>) Possibly JD-Core could be integrated as an additional Java decompiler in *

Mar 26, 2015

2.8.0 is out

> 02/03/2015 - Dropped JRuby and Jython support (BCV is now roughly 16mb, was 45mb). > 02/04/2015 - Added Krakatau Disassembly. > 02/04/2015 - Added Krakatau Assembly. Hmmm..... you dropped Jython. And added Krakatau. And Karatau is written in Python. o.o Greatings theuserbl

Feb 6, 2015

2.2 Released

I am missing, to have the different decompilers side by side. Under the menu-entry "View" are the entries "Source Pane", "Bytecode Pane" and "Hex Pane". Thats the three parts, which could exists side by side to the others. But under "Java Decompiler" there are the entries "Procyo

Dec 14, 2014