Researchers have introduced ExeBench-FHD, a revised version of the ExeBench benchmark designed to improve the evaluation of LLM-based decompilers. The original ExeBench had nine identified issues that affected the fidelity of decompiler measurements, with three preventing the recovery of C code. ExeBench-FHD addresses these by adding 16 new fields, including call-site assembly and data sections, and five warning flags. Evaluations show that ExeBench-FHD can significantly increase the re-execution rate of models like GPT-6 Sol on specific types of functions. AI
IMPACT This improved benchmark will allow for more accurate evaluation of LLM-based decompilers, potentially leading to better code generation and analysis tools.
RANK_REASON The cluster describes a new benchmark paper published on arXiv.
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