[release] IDA 9.2 is Live!

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This release features:

  • More useful output when decompiling Golang binaries

  • Dozens of UI and workflow refinements

  • A new type parser based on LLVM’s LibTooling

  • A refresh of the disassemblers for the v850/rh850 and TriCore microcontrollers

  • The usual additions of instruction set extensions

  • And countless quality-of-life improvements

Read about the full release here: https://hex-rays.com/blog/ida-9.2-release
Check out the release notes here: https://docs.hex-rays.com/release-notes/9_2
Download here: https://my.hex-rays.com/login

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Wow! Great! Congratulations!

Any ETA on the Qt 6 build procedure?

Avi.

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Hello Avi,

We have seen several requests for a Qt6 build and sources so far, and we plan to make them available. We want to ensure we can address the various users’ needs, so some details are still under internal discussion - that’s why we can’t give a precise timeline just yet.

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I am a little bit out of touch, IIRC old IDA C++ SDK sources stated that C++ Qt is very unrecommended to use, and python is preferrable for Qt. Is this going be solved? This is why you are asking about Qt6, right?

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I think he’s asking because he wants to implement support for Windows 7

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I am asking as I’m indeed writing my plugins in C++ and I am using Qt in my plugins. They require C++ as I want to to do some heavy lifting. I also use some of the Qt features which are not used by Hex-Rays so I need a few extra libs.

And I’m not going to learn python at the moment.

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just use qt-6.8.2 from qt site

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Which version of Visual Studio is Hex-Rays using?

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we use VS2022 (as required by Qt 6)