DeDe (delphi decompiler) 3.10 Source Code Ported for Berlin 10.1

[ReBirth]

DeDe (delphi decompiler) 3.10 Full Source Code
Ported a D3..D7 decompiler for Berlin 10.1 just to visualize.
Its just experimental.It needs a lot of work....
First revision.

-PE editor
-dcu dumper XE8..Berlin 10.1
-RVA converter
-decompiles *.exe *.bpl D3.. D7.

All the components you need are included.Only install RXlib for Berlin 10.1

https://mega.nz/#!hBoGkS7L!U-oTwf9pw6PspS0L5oyOxclrA4XhVD2arah4JAiOPD4

[CRC32]

Lol, Zahnschema, bist wohl Zahnarzt! :-)

[ReBirth]

Originally Posted by CRC32

Lol, Zahnschema, bist wohl Zahnarzt! :-)

Random applications for testing

[dexter3537]

Originally Posted by ReBirth

DeDe (delphi decompiler) 3.10 Full Source Code
Ported a D3..D7 decompiler for Berlin 10.1 just to visualize.
Its just experimental.It needs a lot of work....
First revision.

-PE editor
-dcu dumper XE8..Berlin 10.1
-RVA converter
-decompiles *.exe *.bpl D3.. D7.

All the components you need are included.Only install RXlib for Berlin 10.1

https://mega.nz/#!hBoGkS7L!U-oTwf9pw6PspS0L5oyOxclrA4XhVD2arah4JAiOPD4

The link not working anymore. Could you please post another link ?

[FoxB]

why not use IDR vs DeDe?

[DCA]

DeDe is like the good-old-days sw (it's familiar for many) :-)

[Kameo]

Originally Posted by FoxB

why not use IDR vs DeDe?

Hi everyone, just reaching once in a while but as a Delphi coder i was wondering what is IDR (did you meant IDA ?)

[deepzero]

@Kameo he is referring to Interactive Delphi Reconstructor: https://github.com/crypto2011/IDR

[UniSoft]

Bad that this tools do not support latest versions of Delphi/Builder...
can decompile only extra old versions

[phroyt]

Because it's was never maintained after public release.
Use IDR - Interactive Delphi Reconstructor instead.

The IDR creator used some info from DeDe (DaFixer) and DCU32Int (Alexey Hmelnov).
Kris kaspersky was very active until his dead in 2017.

You can find the sources and binaries here:
https://github.com/crypto2011/IDR

Download the KB's and place into IDR folder.

Happy decoding!

[sendersu]

Originally Posted by phroyt

Because it's was never maintained after public release.
Use IDR - Interactive Delphi Reconstructor instead.

The IDR creator used some info from DeDe (DaFixer) and DCU32Int (Alexey Hmelnov).
Kris kaspersky was very active until his dead in 2017.

You can find the sources and binaries here:
https://github.com/crypto2011/IDR

Download the KB's and place into IDR folder.

Happy decoding!

about window of IDR says the opposite - IDR is a standalone product created independently from DeDe

the issue is that IDR stopped on some XE4 (or 5) edition of products... and there were way much more afterwards

happily, the other tool that IDR is cooperating with - http://hmelnov.icc.ru/DCU/
is evolving realy fast and alrady supports up to Berlinale 10.2 editions

so someone might have some fun to add support and build up new sys bins for newer Delphi versions

[allan]

Just in case, the original source code of DeDe is found archived here: https://code.google.com/archive/p/dedex/

[phroyt]

Originally Posted by sendersu

about window of IDR says the opposite - IDR is a standalone product created independently from DeDe

the issue is that IDR stopped on some XE4 (or 5) edition of products... and there were way much more afterwards

happily, the other tool that IDR is cooperating with - http://hmelnov.icc.ru/DCU/
is evolving realy fast and alrady supports up to Berlinale 10.2 editions

so someone might have some fun to add support and build up new sys bins for newer Delphi versions

Yes, IDR was written in C++ and DeDe was in Delphi.
So, no copycat.

I just mean, technical information.
Because DeDe was at the forefront.

IDR don't need any deadly fix.
You just the need the KB.

Knowledge bases for various Delphi versions can be found at: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/9ran313nidqtagb/AADl_m_9GVYSiXUviZtDQWQHa?dl=0

And you can do it by yourself, like crypto2011 says here:
https://github.com/crypto2011/IDR/issues/46#issuecomment-464480421

Cheers