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Known bugs and limitations
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Friday, 03 April 2009
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* In certain cases when decompiling classes which contain inner classes,
Jad cannot reliably sort out the extra arguments added to class
constructors by Java compiler. In those cases Jad can
generate constructors with an incorrect number of arguments or
can fail to declare some local variables as final.
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*ZIP and JAR files are not supported.
However you can unzip those files and decompile the whole class tree.
Use the instructions from Readme.txt.
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*In those rare cases when Jad is unable to fully decompile
constructs like labeled blocks with breaks
or nested loops with inter-loop break/continue statements it
generates the source with labels and goto statements which
reflects program's control flow and displays the message "Couldn't
fully decompile method <name>". Also when Jad couldn't reconstruct
all try-catch-finally statements it displays the message "Couldn't
resolve all exception handlers in method <name>".
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*Currently Jad ignores the contents of the Line Number Table Attribute
and the Source File Attribute.
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*Currently Jad makes no use of the Java class hierarchy information.
Consequently, Jad always chooses java.lang.Object as a common superclass of two
different classes and inserts auxiliary casts where necessary.
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*Jad doesn't handle inlined functions well.
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