What are Dissassemblers?
Disassemblers are tools that convert compiled smart contract bytecode back into a human-readable assembly-like format. These tools help developers and auditors understand the low-level operations of deployed contracts when source code is unavailable or incomplete. Common tools in this category include bytecode disassemblers and opcode viewers that break down contract binaries into opcodes and control flow structures. The primary users are security auditors, reverse engineers, and developers performing contract analysis, debugging, or verification. Key characteristics of disassemblers include precise opcode mapping, support for multiple EVM-compatible chains, and integration with debugging or analysis environments. Disassemblers often complement related categories like decompilers and debugging tools. Developers should use disassemblers when they need to inspect or analyze smart contracts at the bytecode level, especially for security reviews or understanding third-party contracts without source access.