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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)
3.7 (1997)
4.1 (2000)
4.6
7.0 - freeware
7.4 SP1

License

Shareware/Commercial - OS/2 version discontinued

Author

Ilfak Guilfanov
DataRescue (Original publisher)
Hex-Rays (current publisher)

Links

https://www.hex-rays.com - Hex-Rays homepage
http://old.idapalace.net - IDA palace, unofficial support page

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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 auhtor and his company have since relocated to Belgium.
+Originally released as shareware and published from Saint-Petersburg in Russia, but the author 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)
+* 3.7 (1997)
+* 4.1 (2000)
+* 4.6
+* 7.0 - freeware
+* 7.4 SP1
 ==License==