Decompile Library .SO into source code
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I am looking for an experienced programmer or anyone who knows a thing or two about reverse engineering. I have a library that I need someone to decompile for me and provide me with working code, and not just unreadable pseudo-code.
I have the library compiled for Linux as a .SO file. You can use whichever, or both. From what I am told the .SO has the debug info left inside of it, with the source inside being annotated. I have no idea how to extract that info. The DLL may have debug info as well.
Basically what I need is the code that would be ready to compile.
I have the library compiled for Linux as a .SO file. You can use whichever, or both. From what I am told the .SO has the debug info left inside of it, with the source inside being annotated. I have no idea how to extract that info. The DLL may have debug info as well.
Basically what I need is the code that would be ready to compile.