to decomp
- verb
- /ˈdiːkɒmp/
- Specialized
- I need to decomp this software to understand its logic.
Examples
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Before making changes, they decided to decomp the binary file for analysis.
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She used a special tool to decomp the program and recover the original code.
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The developer had to decomp the app to understand how it worked.
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She is going to decomp the program later today.
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The programmer used a tool to decomp the software and understand how it works.
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After the update, I decided to decomp the application to check for any changes in the code.
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To analyze the malware, the security expert had to decomp the executable file.
Synonyms
To change a program made for a computer into code a person can read to study or fix it
How Complete
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Etymology
Decomp as a verb comes from decompile, with de- 'reverse' and compile 'to put together'. To decomp a program is to 'undo' the compile so you can read the original source code.