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:
Igor’s Tip of the Week #149: Using symbolic constants in the decompiler
We’ve covered the usage of symbolic constants (enums) in the disassembly. but they are also useful ...
Igor’s Tip of the Week #148: Fixing “call analysis failed”
This error is not very common but may appear in some situations.
Igor’s Tip of the Week #147: Fixing “stack frame is too big”
The Hex-Rays decompiler has been designed to decompile compiler-generated code, so while it can ...
Igor’s Tip of the Week #146: Graph printing
While exporting text disassembly is enough in many cases, many users nowadays prefer IDA’s graph ...
Igor’s Tip of the Week #145: HTML export
We’ve covered exporting disassembly from IDA before but it was in context of interoperability, when ...
Igor’s Tip of the Week #144: Macros and simplified instructions
Many processors (especially RISC based) use instruction sets with fixed size (most commonly 4 ...
Igor’s Tip of the Week #143: Fixing wrong address references in the decompiler
When decompiling code without high-level metadata (especially firmware), you may observe ...
Igor’s Tip of the Week #142: Mapping local types
When working on a binary, you often recover types used in it from many sources:
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