Igor’s tip of the week #108: Raw memory accesses in pseudocode
Sometimes in pseudocode you may encounter strange-looking code:
Igor’s tip of the week #107: Multiple return values
The Hex-Rays decompiler was initially created to decompile C code, so its pseudocode output uses ...
Igor’s tip of the week #106: Outlined functions
The release notes for IDA 8.0 mention outlined functions. What are those and how to deal with them ...
Igor’s tip of the week #105: Offsets with custom base
We’ve already covered simple offsets, where an operand value or a data value matches an address in ...
Igor’s tip of the week #104: Immediate search
Immediate search is one of three main search types available in IDA. While not that known, it can ...
Igor’s tip of the week #103: Sharing plugins between IDA installs
As of the time of writing, IDA does not have a built-in plugin manager, so third-party plugins have ...
Igor’s tip of the week #102: Resetting decompiler information
While working with pseudocode, you may make various changes to it, for example:
Igor’s tip of the week #101: Decompiling variadic function calls
Variadic functions are functions which accept different number of arguments depending on the needs ...
Igor’s tip of the week #100: Collapsing pseudocode parts
When working with big functions in the decompiler, it may be useful to temporarily hide some parts ...
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