Fernando Domínguez Delgado | 23 Jun 2016 | to read ( words) Notice: This post does not endorse piracy. It's purpose is merely educational. Decompiling and cracking software is illegal in most cases. OS X native software is written in Objective-C, a superset of C which is not very hard to hack away. In this post I will try to demonstrate the basics of reverse engineering in said platform. Our goal will be to stop the annoying Sublime Text pop-up from reminding you to buy a license each now and then (but you totally should if you are going to use it). I will be using Sublime Text latest build in the time of writting, 3114, for OS X 64-bit. For the disassembling + patching I will be using Hopper , a disassembler for Mach0 and ELF executables which also provides handy C-like pseudo-code. Basic software development experience Basic assembly knowledge Basi...