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Features
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This section in the user docs gives a more detailed information about different features in Cutter. These are the different
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utilities and views that can be used and controlled by you during your session. As more familiar and comfort you feel with the
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different features in Cutter, the more efficient and effective you are during your reverse-engineering experience.
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Decompiler
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A decompiler is a program that will analyze binaries and attempt to create a high-level representation of the machine code in it. In other words, it tries to reconstruct the source code from which the binary was compiled in the first place.
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Here's an image that compares one of the decompiler Cutter supports with the Cutter's disassembler.
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.. image:: ../images/decompiler_vs_disassembly.png
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Cutter provides an interface that supports plugins of multiple decompilers including Ghidra, RetDec and JSDec. The interface receives data from the decompiler and presenting the decompiler code in a context-sensitive decompiler widget. Check the `Decompilers <https://github.com/rizinorg/cutter-plugins#decompilers>`_ section on our Plugins repository to know more about the decompilers we support.
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Out of the decompiler plugins that we support, the one that's officially maintained by the developers of Cutter is RzGhidra. :doc:`Click here <menus/decompiler-context-menu>` to learn more about the functionalities we provide in the decompiler.
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