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Enby

More than just the binary. Nonbinary allows you interact with ELFs, DWARFs, and tons of other mystical objects (like the fearsome .exe format!)

Enby is a debugger with disassembly, decompilation, and processor emulation support. Enby also maps out processes, signals, and much more!! Enby isn't just limited to C either, it supports C#/.NET, Rust, and more!

Oh and its all written by hand just for fun. I really wanted to learn how to make a decompiler!!