Hopper Disassembler is a binary disassembler and decompiler created specifically for Unix systems.


In terms of capabilities, Hopper Disassembler is fundamentally inferior to IDA Pro, but in most cases all the power of IDA Pro is not really needed and Hopper’s capabilities are quite enough. Hopper Disassembler supports many required binary formats (including Win32, ELF, Mach-O), supports, in particular, x86_64 and ARMv7. And most importantly, Hopper’s decompiler easily decompiles x64 and ARM code!

Hopper Disassembler will definitely help you disassemble any binary file and provide you with all the information about its contents, procedures, variable stack, list all objects, etc. Since version 2.0, Hopper can even use GDB to debug programs. It parses console applications quite efficiently and this is natural, because no graphics.

Features:
- Hopper works perfectly in the Mac OS X environment. It uses all the delights of the Cocoa framework and integrates well with other applications
- Procedures. Hopper parses the beginnings of functions to obtain the underlying structure and local variables.
- Hopper is designed to be fast and responsive. During the process of disassembling and analyzing executable files of any size, it uses minimal amounts of memory to achieve the fastest possible processing
- Graphical representation of the function tree. When a procedure is discovered, Hopper provides a graphical representation of its functions in the original order. Moreover, you can export all these graphs to PDF