IDR (Interactive Delphi Reconstructor) – a decompiler of executable files (EXE) and dynamic libraries (DLL), written in Delphi and executed in Windows32 environment.
The program firstly is intended for the companies, engaged by development of anti-virus software. It can also help programmers to recover lost source code of programs appreciably.
The current version of the program can process files (GUI and console applications), compiled by Delphi compilers of versions Delphi2 – Delphi2010.
Final project goal is development of the program capable to restore the most part of initial Delphi source codes from the compiled file but IDR, as well as others Delphi decompilers, cannot do it yet. Nevertheless, IDR is in a status considerably to facilitate such process. In comparison with other well known Delphi decompilers the result of IDR analysis has the greatest completeness and reliability. Moreover interactivity does work with the program comfortable and (we shall not be afraid of this word) pleasant.
IDR make static analysis (analyzed file is not loaded to memory and executed) that allows to safely investigate viruses, trojans and other malware applications, those which executing is dangerous or is not desirable.
The program does not require any installation activity and does not do any records in Windows registry.
Below screenshot of IDR main window is shown. You can find examples of IDR working results on separate page. For detailed acquaintance with opportunities IDR there is a help file in format CHM which can be downloaded on page of download or directly from this link.
New year edition now available Download (14.02.13): Quote: http://kpnc.org/idr32/download/idr.7z Home Page: Quote: http://kpnc.org/idr32/en/download.htm
Restricted private version of IDR (until September 1st). Restrictions associated with the representation of the decompiled text. Some recomendations:
1.Do not attempt to decompile system procedures, their sources are known and contain a lot of assembly code
2.Do not try to do much at once – the process of reverse engineering is quite complex and requires a great deal of preliminary work
3.In the course of decompilation program can ask questions, sometimes they will not immediately clear, and even more incomprehensible
4.There are certain limitations in the analysis of the elements of structures and arrays
5.The resulting source code is easily edited to normal view
Restricted private version of IDR (until September 1st). http://kpnc.org/idr32/download/Idr25082013.7z