Borland RTTI descriptors plugin

Borland RTTI descriptors plugin

This plugin allows you to create/delete/view Borland RTTI descriptors.

These descriptors appear in programs written on BCC++ or Borland C++ Builder or Borland Delphi.

The plugin is available for 32 bits binaries for PE or OMF format.

Dialog box

  - List RTTI descriptors      : Displays the list of recognized RTTI
                                 descriptors. IDA automatically recognizes
                                 most descriptors. The list will include only
                                 the descriptors specified by the 'RTTI type'
                                 radiobuttons. You can also delete any
                                 descriptor from list.
  - List RTTI problems        :  Displays the list of problematic RTTI
                                 descriptors. The list will include only the
                                 descriptors specified by the 'RTTI type'
                                 radiobuttons. You can also delete any
                                 descriptor from list.
  - Delete list of descriptors : Delete the whole list of RTTI descriptors.
  - Delete list of problems    : Delete the whole list of problematic RTTI
                                 descriptors.
  - Create C++ descriptor      : Manually invoke creation of a C++ descriptor
                                 at the current cursor location.
  - Create Pascal descriptor   : Manually invoke creation of a Pascal
                                 descriptor at the current cursor location.
  - Create Pascal or C++ descriptor : Manually invoke creation of a Pascal or
                                      C++ descriptor at the current cursor
                                      location. This action tries to create a
                                      Pascal descriptor. If it fails, then it
                                      tries to create a C++ descriptor.

  - RTTI type radiobutton group : Controls which descriptors will appear in
                                  the displayed lists.
                                  Options are :
                                    * Include C++
                                    * Include Pascal
                                    * Include both

   - Create recursive : If this option is set, then IDA tries to create
                        descriptors recursively: if a created descriptor
                        refers to another unknown descriptor, then it will be
                        created and so on.

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