DecBench tracks how close LLMs are to near-perfect binary decompilation
moyix · x · 2026-07-23
A new benchmark site, DecBench, aims to measure how close the field is to “perfect” binary decompilation.
The post argues that LLMs may soon become the best decompilers available and says the evaluation is designed to track progress toward that goal. The leaderboard image shows multiple decompilers ranked across metrics such as Union, Structure, Types, and Recompile, with Codex and Claude Code near the top.
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