# Examples

This page showcases practical examples demonstrating how FLIRT enhances analysis in IDA.

## Automatic Unretouched Disassembly

![Automatic Disassembly](/files/8NpqBTuT1hOruuGtY2ql)

## With signatures applied (Borland Visual Component Library)

![](/files/P1Qkm90TSGmO1WSQJUHI)

## Turbo Pascal

(FLIRT libraries thanks to Nick Pisanov)

### Turbo Pascal Program

![Turbo Pascal Program](/files/2sUJFt3XIXvccHaZI8W0)

### FLIRT-Enhanced Disassembly

![FLIRT-Enhanced Disassembly](/files/BaEOPbhHgqEeLpSmAk3l)

Note: this result is totally automatic, including the comments.

## Delphi

Thanks to [Peter Sawatzki](http://www.sawatzki.de/Download.htm) who kindly generated the FLIRT sig files. He also donated Delphi 4/5 files.

### Delphi 3 Program

![Delphi 3 Program](/files/UlOQBTDg7SZeKL7zmor3)

### FLIRT-Enhanced Disassembly

![FLIRT-Enhanced Disassembly](/files/tOdnkOdWMR2ElFxGSZEp)

Note: this result is totally automatic, including the comments.


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