Decompiling an .r file will give you back your original, pristine source code with comments and original variable names. Instead, you get a low-level reconstruction, similar to assembly language for ABL.
command. This generates a file showing the exact line numbers being executed. OpenEdge Debugger : You can use the prodebugenable -enable-all command in decompile progress r file link
Capable of recovering INITIAL values, COLUMN-LABEL settings, and HELP properties for temp-table fields. Decompiling an
If you are stuck with only the .r file and need to recover logic, here are the primary avenues: 1. ProDecompile (Commercial Solution) This generates a file showing the exact line
R-code is version-specific. A decompiler that works for Progress v9 may not work for OpenEdge v12.
For advanced users, Progress provides the XRCODE utility (unsupported) to dump r-code in a semi-readable form:
If you have lost your source code and only have the compiled .r files, your options are limited: