Here you can partially decompile an mlog code into Mindcode. The resulting code cannot be directly compiled by Mindcode. Jump instructions in the original mlog are transcribed as if and goto statements which aren't supported by Mindcode and must be rewritten using conditional statements, loops and other high-level constructs. The decompiler is mainly useful to produce expressions and function calls in the correct Mindcode syntax, saving some time and possibly helping to avoid some mistakes compared to a manual rewrite of the entire mlog code from scratch.