VB Decompiler

Ever found yourself staring at a compiled Visual Basic application, wondering what’s going on under the hood? That’s where VB Decompiler comes in. It’s a specialized tool designed to crack open executables built with Visual Basic 5.0 and 6.0 whether they’re compiled as Native Code or the older P Code format. And it doesn’t stop there: it also works as a capable .NET disassembler, making it a versatile pick for developers digging into legacy or modern VB based projects.

One of the coolest things about VB Decompiler is how it breaks down both Native and P Code applications, reconstructing something very close to the original source code. This isn’t just about seeing what the code does it’s about understanding how it was built. You get a clear, readable version of the logic, forms, and even embedded resources. For .NET assemblies, it acts as a disassembler, letting you peek into IL code and metadata. Plus, its debugging features are pretty handy you can set breakpoints, trace execution, and really get into the nitty gritty without ever launching the original IDE.

Whether you’re reverse engineering an old application, debugging something without source access, or just satisfying your curiosity, VB Decompiler delivers. It’s straightforward to use, yet powerful where it counts. No fluff, no overly technical hurdles just a clean, effective way to make sense of compiled VB programs. A must have in the toolbox for anyone working with Visual Basic.