Hopper Disassembler

Hopper can retrieve procedural information about the disassembled code like the stack variables, and lets you name all the objects you want.

Hopper is able to transform the assembly language into a pseudo-code that is easier to understand! You can use its internal Python scripting engine to analyze binaries the way you want!

Starting from version 2.0, Hopper can even use GDB to debug programs!

And, last but not least, unlike all other tools of its kind, Hopper is perfectly integrated into the MacOS X environment.

Hopper will surely become your favorite tool for all your binary analyses.

Whats New in Version 2.2.0
- huge improvement of the decompiler:now recognizes loops and simplifies expressions,
- even faster loading time of huge binaries,
- show a tooltip with code when the mouse is over an address,
- better graph for CFG, with less edge crossing,
- search in name list by pattern matching,
- segment name list,
- can now search text in the disassembly,
- fix the XREFs of datas pointed by PIC register,
- read entry points from dyld,
- fix a crash on Snow Leopard when using GDB,
- bring Python to Snow Leopard.

What's New in Version 2.6.0

This is THE big update:

- ARM support,
- iOS Mach-O support,
- ELF support (32 and 64 bits),
- add the list of symbols on the left of the ASM,
- embedded ARM and x86 assembler, that permits modification of instructions,
- very first version of ARM decompiler,
- color themes (light and dark), and added almost all colors in the preferences,
- add an option to disable fuzzy search,
- add an option to show the '0x' prefix in ASM,
- more C++ demangling,
- add some GDB keyboard shortcuts,
- fix a potential deadlock while resizing the window when the analysis was in progress,
- save windows placement,
- fix the "double return" issue in decompiler,
- some improvements about accessibility (mainly for blind people),
- fix some problem drawing italic fonts,
- fix a crash while loading some PE files,
- fix an issue with the GDB version of Xcode 4.4 on Mountain Lion,
- other small fixes.

What's New Version 2.6.3:
* fix a crash on ARM disassembler
* fix some decompilation issues
* fix some issues when using Hopper on 32bits processor
* various small fixes.

What's New Version 2.7.8:
- Shareware version now supports ARM

What's New Version 2.7.10: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.

What's New Version 2.7.11:
- Initial support for Unicode strings,
- Shortcuts for Python scripts,
- Fix some issues with conditional ARM jumps,
- Fix loading of PE32+ executables,
- Fix an issue while reading generic ARM binaries,
- Fix some crashes while parsing some PE crippled binaries,
- Fix reading of Objective-C 2.0 runtime informations of 32bits binaries,
- Various ARM improvements,
- Improve ARM decompiler,
- Fix ELF loading,
- Fix some various issues.