It’s literally the process of turning the executable back into actual code (albeit usually much less readable than the original code, since symbols are usually stripped from release builds, so the original variables and functions names are lost), so it can do much more than that.
Once you’ve fully decompiled something and understand the resulting code, or even some parts of it, you can basically edit the original source code.
Rebuild on PC or native to most anything if you have the gumption to do it.
It’s literally the process of turning the executable back into actual code (albeit usually much less readable than the original code, since symbols are usually stripped from release builds, so the original variables and functions names are lost), so it can do much more than that.
Once you’ve fully decompiled something and understand the resulting code, or even some parts of it, you can basically edit the original source code.
Anyone made a good video on how decompilation works?