Developed by the NSA, Ghidra is excellent at "decompiling" machine code back into a C-like pseudocode. While it won't give you PureBasic syntax, it will reconstruct the logic (loops, conditions, and function calls).
: Use a tool like Strings (from Sysinternals) or the built-in viewer in Ghidra. PureBasic often stores text strings in a dedicated section of the .exe , which can give you clues about function names or logic.
A major hurdle is that compilation is a "lossy" process. To improve a PureBasic decompiler, you must address these specific areas: Loss of Metadata
