WebAssembly is not "simple to work with", especially when it comes to analyzing non-trivial, large, optimized programs. The tool [1] generates a one-by-one equi

WebAssembly is not "simple to work with", especially when it comes to analyzing non-trivial, large, optimized programs. The tool [1] generates a one-by-one equivalence of wasm instructions to C code. I guess you could qualify that as a "decompiler", but real decompilers - the ones used for malware analysis such as JEB or IDA - are optimizing decompilers that provide an output of higher level (eg more legible) than the input disassembly/binary.