
If a plugin is only a source repo with no description or documentation, I am not adding it. I would like to tag each plugin with its corresponding IDA version, but it will take me a long time to test. Please submit PRs if you have any other outstanding plugins. I'll be organizing the plugins over time. If you can help categorize plugins based on version, it would be much appreciated. The available options are explained in the manual.This repository is quite popular and spans all versions of IDA. Instead of editing the file in IDA’s directory, you can create one with only changed options in the user directory. To change them for all future files, edit cfg/hexrays.cfg. This dialog changes options for the current database. This command decompiles selected or all functions in the database (besides those marked as library functions) and writes the result to a text file.īecause of its origins as a standalone plugin, the decompiler’s options are not currently present in the Options menu but are accessed via Edit > Plugins > Hex-Rays Decompiler.

The decompiler must be used with the matching IDA: 32-bit decompilers only work with 32-bit IDA (e.g. The following decompilers are currently available: Basic informationĪs of the time of writing (May 2021), the decompiler is not included with the standard IDA Pro license some editions of IDA Home and IDA Free include a cloud decompiler, but the offline version requires IDA Pro and must be purchased separately. While it’s quite intuitive once you get used to it, it may be non-obvious how to start using it.

The Hex-Rays decompiler is one of the most powerful add-ons available for IDA.
