Hex Blog
November 28th, 2007, 06:31
The upcoming version of the decompiler SDK adds some nice features.
First, we created a reference manual. It is in doxygen ("http://www.doxygen.org") format: cross references make it really easy to browse. Second, the SDK is compatible with both IDA v5.1 and v5.2. Third, we added functions to retrieve and modify all user-defined attributes like variable names, types, and comments. Fourth, we added more sample plugins. And fifth, our forum ("http://www.hex-rays.com/forum") is open. All your decompiler and SDK related questions can be asked there.
Since the "show, don't tell" rule applies to everyone, here's a short video demonstrating one of the new sample plugins (it displays the decompiler output as a graph):
http://hexblog.com/decompilation/video/vd2_icon.gif ("http://hexblog.com/decompilation/video/vd2.html")Hopefully the new version will be available this week, as soon as the regression tests are over.
http://hexblog.com/2007/11/decompiler_output_ctree.html
First, we created a reference manual. It is in doxygen ("http://www.doxygen.org") format: cross references make it really easy to browse. Second, the SDK is compatible with both IDA v5.1 and v5.2. Third, we added functions to retrieve and modify all user-defined attributes like variable names, types, and comments. Fourth, we added more sample plugins. And fifth, our forum ("http://www.hex-rays.com/forum") is open. All your decompiler and SDK related questions can be asked there.
Since the "show, don't tell" rule applies to everyone, here's a short video demonstrating one of the new sample plugins (it displays the decompiler output as a graph):
http://hexblog.com/decompilation/video/vd2_icon.gif ("http://hexblog.com/decompilation/video/vd2.html")Hopefully the new version will be available this week, as soon as the regression tests are over.
http://hexblog.com/2007/11/decompiler_output_ctree.html