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The Interactive DisAssembler (IDA) is a disassembler with debugging functions that supports a huge variety of CPU architectures and file formats. Originally a shareware OS/2 application that disassembled native and DOS executable only but later gained a DOS extended version and a MS Windows console port. The current version has bee re-written from scratch and now supports MS Windows, MacOS X and Linux only, and has replaced the internal C like macro language with the use of Python.

Originally released as shareware and published from Saint-Petersburg in Russia, but the author and his company have since relocated to Belgium.

Versions

3.03 (Feb 1995)
3.04 (Mar 1995) - Pentium instructions added
3.05 (1996)
3.5 (Sep 1996)
3.64
3.7 (1997)
3.85 (Apr 1999)

4.1 (2000)
4.21 (Apr 2002)
4.50 (Dec 2003)

4.6 (Oct 2003)
4.7 (Aug 2004) - OS/2 and DOS4GW versions discontinued
4.8 (Mar 2005)
4.9 (Sep 2005)

5.0 (Mar 2006)
5.7 (Jun 2010)

6.0 (Oct 2010)
6.95 (Aug 2016)

7.0 (Sep 2017)
7.6 (Mar 2021)

License

Commercial
Author: Ilfak Guilfanov - Hex-Rays SA

Links

Hex-Rays homepage

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-==Description==
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-IDA or "Interactive DisAssembler" is a disassembler with debugging functions that supports a huge variety of CPU architectures and file formats. Originally a shareware OS/2 application that disassembled native and DOS executable only but later gained a DOS extended version and a MS Windows console port. The current version has bee re-written from scratch and now supports MS Windows, Mac OSX and Linux only, and has replaced the internal C like macro language with the use of [[Python]].
+The '''Interactive DisAssembler''' (IDA) is a disassembler with debugging functions that supports a huge variety of CPU architectures and file formats. Originally a shareware OS/2 application that disassembled native and DOS executable only but later gained a DOS extended version and a MS Windows console port. The current version has bee re-written from scratch and now supports MS Windows, MacOS X and Linux only, and has replaced the internal C like macro language with the use of [[Python]].
+Originally released as shareware and published from Saint-Petersburg in Russia, but the author and his company have since relocated to Belgium.
-Originally released as shareware  and published from Saint-Petersburg  in Russia, but the auhtor and his company have since relocated to Belgium.
 ==Versions==
-* Last known OS/2 version: 4.x (not certain which, OS/2 support was there in 4.1 but had been dropped by 4.6)
+* 3.03 (Feb 1995)
-* Current version: 6.7.141229 - 2014-12-29
+* 3.04 (Mar 1995) - Pentium instructions added
+* 3.05 (1996)
+* 3.5 (Sep 1996)
+* 3.64
+* 3.7 (1997)
+* 3.85 (Apr 1999)
+* 4.1 (2000)
+* 4.21 (Apr 2002)
+* 4.50 (Dec 2003)
+* 4.6 (Oct 2003)
+* 4.7 (Aug 2004) - OS/2 and DOS4GW versions discontinued
+* 4.8 (Mar 2005)
+* 4.9 (Sep 2005)
+* 5.0 (Mar 2006)
+* 5.7 (Jun 2010)
+* 6.0 (Oct 2010)
+* 6.95 (Aug 2016)
+* 7.0 (Sep 2017)
+* 7.6 (Mar 2021)
 ==License==
-* Shareware/Commercial - OS/2 version discontinued.
+* Commercial
-==Author==
+* Author: Ilfak Guilfanov - Hex-Rays SA
-* Ilfak Guilfanov
-* DataRescue (Original publisher)
-* Hex-Rays (current publisher)
 ==Links==
-* https://www.hex-rays.com - Hex-Rays homepage
+* [https://www.hex-rays.com Hex-Rays homepage]
-* http://old.idapalace.net - IDA palace, unofficial support page
+[[Category:Assembly]][[Category:DOS Tools]]