It's out! r2dec-js a decompiler plugin for radare2 (version 5.9.8) was just released, I already did a recipe to build it on Haiku, but finished this up and merged it at haikuports. You can now use this in Terminal or in the Iaito application.

#HaikuOS #radare2 #radare #r2dec-js #Iaito #decompiler #reverseengineering

New/Updated at haikuports, radare2 updated to 5.9.8, Iaito updated to 5.9.9, now available in the depot for 32bit and 64bit.
Thanks @radareorg the heads-up!

#HaikuOS #haikuports #radare2 #iaito #reverse-engineering

What disassembler do people recommend for non-reverse engineering usecases? I have the code, debug symbols, etc. I’m looking for a disassembler to learn how things are being compiled and verify optimisations. So far I’ve been using “objdump” which is good at showing source code alongside the assembley, but isn’t super pretty or easy to explore. I’ve also tried Iaito (Radare2 UI) which has some amazing visualisations, but doesn’t show source code. What else should I try? #iaito #radare2

Radare2/Iaito updated to 5.9.6 for Haiku, new is the r2ghidra (5.9.4) plugin (64bit only) available as a seperate package/plugin.

#radare2 #iaito #r2ghidra #HaikuOS

plugin is experimental, so testing is allowed :D

Also added a seperate package for the Iaito translations as in the past I had some crashes due to this, so far it hasn't crashed on this version here, so having it as a seperate package comes in handy.

Build fix for 32bit (Iaito) on it's way.
EDIT: 32bit fixed/available

Enjoy!

#iaito 5.9.6 - also comes with some juicy improvements! https://github.com/radareorg/iaito/releases/tag/5.9.6