To make the transition even smoother, we are also publishing a 32-bit version of IDA. Some of your time to port your scripts to run without it.īackward-compatibility with 6.95 APIs page for more info. We plan to turn off the compatibility layer in the next release, so please dedicate Most of them should run fine on 7.0 with very minor or no changes. When porting your plugins to the new 7.0 API.įor Python and IDC we implemented a compatibility layer that will help you Porting guide from the IDA 4.9-6.x API to the IDA 7.0 API Since the changes are huge and it is easy to lose your way, we prepared a In most cases, but we tried to stay pythonic in Python and C++-ish in the C++ interface. Function names and their functionality are the same We also tried to make our 3 APIs: C++, Python, and IDC, toīe closer to each other. We minutely tested all changes and ensured that all our tests continue to passĪs before or better. The same and IDA did not lose any bit of its functionality during the cleanup. If we failed or succeeded is to be seen,īut we ourselves like the new API much more.
With 64-bit IDA anyway) to clean up the IDA API, make Second, we took this change as an opportunity (since old 32-bit plugins won’t work For example, IDAPython integration willīe easier and more streamlined because many operating systems nowadays come with theĦ4-bit Python preinstalled (32-bit Python won’t work anymore). Switching to 64-bit aligns IDA with other modern software and makes it moreĬompatible with the rest of the world. Now it can eat all memory of your computer and thrash it 🙂 But jokes aside, The biggest news is that IDA is a native 64-bit application! First of all it means that
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