Igor’s Tip of the Week #159: Where’s my code? The case of not-so-constant data
In order to show the user only the most relevant code and hide the unnecessary clutter, the ...
Igor’s Tip of the Week #158: Refreshing pseudocode
When working with the decompiler, you probably spend most of the time in the pseudocode view, since ...
Igor’s Tip of the Week #157: Removing function arguments in decompiler
When you need to change the prototype of a function in the decompiler, the standard way is to use ...
Igor’s Tip of the Week #156: Command-line options for firmware loading
Firmware binaries often use raw binary file format without any metadata so they have to be loaded ...
Igor’s Tip of the Week #155: Splitting stack variables in the decompiler
We’ve covered splitting expressions before, but there may be situations where it can’t be used.
Igor’s Tip of the Week #154: Synchronized views
When working with a binary in IDA, most of the time you probably use one of the main views: ...
Igor’s Tip of the Week #153: Copying pseudocode to disassembly
When using the decompiler, you probably spend most of the time in the Pseudocode view. In case you ...
Igor’s Tip of the Week #152: Force-creating functions
Occasionally, especially when working with embedded firmware or obfuscated code, you may see an ...
Igor’s Tip of the Week #151: Fixing “function frame is wrong”
Previously, we’ve run into a function which produces a cryptic error if you try to decompile it:
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