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Hi, I’m new to this ERLANG and BEAM language, I’m looking for a person with experience in Erlang, I want to know how I can decompile and compile a Beam file from my server, I know very little about that type of file or how I can edit it, when opening the file I find this at the beginning FOR1 can be a key piece, more information to the intern, I attach the file in case you need to see it, thank you very much in advance Payment for the service
File .Beam
https://github.com/granados12/decompile/blob/main/holiday_role_data4.beam?raw=true
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lud
To get the source I created a base mix project:
In
mix.exsdeps() function I added this dependency:Then I renamed your beam file to
holiday_role_data.beam(removed the “4”) because the module inside isholiday_role_dataand must match the file name.The beam file is in the root of the project directory.
Then I created a
tt.exsfile with this content:And then run this file with
mix run tt.exs > holiday_role_data.erlNote that you must then edit the file to remove the text “Retrieving code for holiday_role_data”.
It may be possible to have better results with GitHub - michalmuskala/decompile · GitHub because it can generate elixir source instead of erlang. But I don’t know it as much as decompilerl.
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al2o3cr
The BEAM includes tooling to do part of this,
:beam_disasm.This produces output like (you’ll want to make sure to use
IO.inspect(limit: :infinity)to prevent cutting off terms):As for editing this BEAM file, that’s not something that’s normally done - BEAM files are written by the compiler so if you want to change them you change the Erlang etc code and recompile. According to the metadata in that file, that’s in
src/data/holiday_role_data.erl.Cleidiano
I know nothing about Beam file format, but maybe you can get some inspiration in how to approach the problem inspect this repo GitHub - michalmuskala/decompile · GitHub
lud
It should output an .erl file in the current working directory.
How is your mix.exs file like? The
deps({:decompilerl, github: "niahoo/decompilerl"})is strange.Generally you will have a
deps: deps(),call in theproject/0function of the mix.exs file and dependencies defined like this:But you do not need the dependency in your project, you can just install the tool: