Hi,
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[Originally Posted by alim2201;85632]where can i find tutorial for ida pseudo code
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If by "ida pseudo code", you mean IDC script language, you can find a good approach on the IDA pro book( namely "The IDA Pro Book: The Unofficial Guide to the World's Most Popular Disassembler"

and with the magical F1 key.
Frankly, the doc is quite a bit harsh at first sight but once you get accustomed to it, it is really good.
You may also check the IDA palace, which is a really good site (notably the IDA plug-in how-to which helped me a lot):
http://old.idapalace.net/
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can i convert pseudo code to delphi
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where can i find ida deassembly tutorial
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May I suggest a Firefox spelling plug-in first ? (honestly, I use it for English and even my mother tongue).
If you want to learn how to use IDA, then just use it and do a lot of manual reading. If you want to understand what does the output of IDA means, then just learn the assembly language flavor that IDA outputs (x86, ARM or whatever) and learn about binary file format (PE and ELF are must have).
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It comes to my mind that by "pseudo code" you may think about assembly language (which is not pseudo-code). Check the AOA for x86 asm:
http://webster.cs.ucr.edu/AoA/DOS/AoADosIndex.html
you may skip chapters about interruptions and bios routines which aren't used anymore on 32/64 bit world (at least on user mode).
Converting assembly to a HLL is a hard process, especially if you don't know assembly, but it's doable.