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Monthly Archives: February 2008
Easy structure types
I’m happy to tell you that a new build of the decompiler is ready! It introduces new easily accessible commands to manipulate structure pointers. First, a variable can be converted into a structure pointer with one click. Also, new the … Continue reading
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MRXDAV.SYS and Hex-Rays Decompiler
I wanted to present you a new plugin today. It was about switch idioms (jump tables). I spent a few hours trying to find a problematic x86 sample file but could not locate anything impressive. All jump tables were nicely … Continue reading
Debugger and process memory
Just a small note about the debugger plugins and events. Many users who try to develop a plugin for the debugger notice that IDA behaves slightly differently in the notification callbacks than anywhere else. For example, IDA might claim that … Continue reading
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