JadRetro for Linux 1.6

Whats new in version 1.6:
none

Publisher review:
JadRetro for Linux is a command-line utility that could help You to successfully decompile Java classes created by the modern Java compilers (of Java 1.4, Java 1.5 or later).
JadRetro operates by transforming the specified Java class files (if needed) into ones which could be processed correctly by an old Java decompiler (designed to work with classes of Java 1.3 or earlier).
JadRetro is not a decompiler itself, it is a class transformer helping some old (but good and time-proved) Java decompilers to convert more class files and/or generate more correct (legacy) source code.
JadRetro is tested and best works in conjunction with JAD (the Java Decompiler).
Requirements:
i586 CPU

Operating system:
Linux,Java,Linux Console,Linux Gnome,Linux GPL,Linux Open Source

Limitations:
No limitations

Release notes:
New Release

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