Borland Delphi 7 Decompiler Now

Abandoned (v3.50, 2004), but still works for many targets. Best for: Quick analysis of small to medium executables. DeDe (Dark DeDe) was the first serious Delphi decompiler. It does not produce compilable code, but it extracts amazing detail: all forms, events, published methods, and even attempts to reconstruct class hierarchies.

The tool extracts the embedded DFM (Delphi Form) resources. It parses the object tree to recreate the visual user interface. By linking the DFM properties back to the binary’s code section, the decompiler maps visual actions (like clicking a button) to specific memory addresses where the corresponding event-handler code resides. RTTI Parsing borland delphi 7 decompiler