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After carefully thinking about it for approximately 19 years, I have decided to release an "improved" version. No source code this time, sorry. Use at your own risk, but it seems to work fine.
64-bit Windows binary (decomp.exe) and 64-bit Linux binary (decomp) here : Link
I have included a batch file and a bash script. On Windows, place the batch file (d2c.bat) inside the same folder as decomp.exe and your .d files and run it. On Linux, place the bash script (d2c.sh) inside the same folder as decomp and your .d files and run it.
decomp.exe also works with WINE, but on Linux I highly recommend using the native Linux version.
32-bit binaries can be made available upon request, if for some obscure reason you need to run this on an old computer.
All feedback is welcome.
64-bit Windows binary (decomp.exe) and 64-bit Linux binary (decomp) here : Link
I have included a batch file and a bash script. On Windows, place the batch file (d2c.bat) inside the same folder as decomp.exe and your .d files and run it. On Linux, place the bash script (d2c.sh) inside the same folder as decomp and your .d files and run it.
decomp.exe also works with WINE, but on Linux I highly recommend using the native Linux version.
32-bit binaries can be made available upon request, if for some obscure reason you need to run this on an old computer.
All feedback is welcome.
