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I have a 64 bit program im debugging. I found the function i need to learn more about to potentially "fix" the problem (there is no source code available for the program).

To speed things up, i wanted to decompile and go over it in pseudocode as my assembler is still quite weak. However i did not find any working solutions that would work with x64.

I am using only x64 windows platform so linux/mac solutions wont work (hopper is only 32 bit on windows). Hex-rays is x86 as well. There was ida-decompiler python scripts that i didn't get to work no matter what i did ( no output or pseudocode was generated).

Is there any other solutions i could try that does support x64 and has pseudocode support?

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  • Hopper only provides x86 version for windows which is no good for decompiling x64. Im using pseudo code together with assembler.
    – Agony
    Feb 2, 2014 at 0:41
  • Try x64dbg with snowman. The output isn't always great though, especially on bigger functions...
    – mrexodia
    Dec 12, 2016 at 9:41

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Try C4Decompiler and REC Studio 4.

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  • Indeed Rec Studio worked. C4Decompiler however failed - it started to cause insane mounts of ram, which end up with some serious user account corruption that forced me to clone my account to a new one.
    – Agony
    Feb 1, 2014 at 22:48
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Meanwhile Hex Rays does have an x64 Decompiler (adding this answer for people reading now, at the time of Jason's answer the decompiler was not yet available), see the news page:

2014/06/04 The x64 decompiler has arrived!

And from the order page:

The Decompiler software is available for 5 platforms: x86, x64, ARM32, ARM64, and PowerPC. While x64, ARM64, and PowerPC decompilers can run only on top of IDA Pro, the x86 and ARM32 decompilers can run on top of both IDA Starter or IDA Pro

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