Hi,
Haskell code usually compiles to native code, which means it can decompile
to ASM, but not the original Haskell code, especially when optimization
applied. However, GHC can produce some sort of bytecode "using
LLVMhttp://llvm.org/as a backend", but I don't think it's designed
for production use. See
http://www.haskell.org/ghc/ for more details.
Thanks,
Claude
PS: License seems to be your first concern on the issue, not decompilers...
;)
2011/8/30 anyzhen
hi guys.
is it exists some tools in haskell platfrom, such like "reflector" or "DeAsmIL" in .Net platform ?
sometime get a compiled version without source code,and i don't know how explore it.
thanks any help. jiangzhen
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