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- Description: IDA Pro and Decompiler SDK C++ Coding Assistant (pre-alpha)
- Author: Elias Bachaalany
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Use case for ask_ida/c++
Using ask_ida/c++ to Write IDA Pro Plugins
ask_ida/c++ is a GPTS tool that helps you write IDA Pro plugins in C++. It provides a number of features that make it easier to develop plugins, including:
* A code completion engine that helps you write code faster
* A debugger that helps you debug your plugins
* A documentation generator that helps you create documentation for your plugins
To use ask_ida/c++, you first need to install it. You can do this by following the instructions in the [installation guide](https://github.com/EliasBachaalany/ask_ida/c++/blob/master/docs/installation.md).
Once you have installed ask_ida/c++, you can start writing plugins. To do this, you can create a new project using the `ask_ida/c++ new` command. This will create a new directory with a skeleton plugin project.
You can then start writing your plugin code. You can use the ask_ida/c++ code completion engine to help you write code. The code completion engine will suggest functions, classes, and variables that you can use in your code.
You can also use the ask_ida/c++ debugger to debug your plugins. The debugger allows you to step through your code, set breakpoints, and view the values of variables.
When you are finished writing your plugin, you can build it using the `ask_ida/c++ build` command. This will create a .so file that you can load into IDA Pro.
You can then use your plugin in IDA Pro. To do this, you can select the “Plugins” menu and then select your plugin. Your plugin will then be loaded into IDA Pro and you can use it to interact with IDA Pro.
Actors
The following actors are involved in using ask_ida/c++:
* **Developers:** Developers use ask_ida/c++ to write IDA Pro plugins.
* **Users:** Users use IDA Pro plugins to extend the functionality of IDA Pro.
Process
The following is a general overview of the process of using ask_ida/c++ to write IDA Pro plugins:
1. **Install ask_ida/c++.**
2. **Create a new project.**
3. **Write your plugin code.**
4. **Build your plugin.**
5. **Load your plugin into IDA Pro.**
6. **Use your plugin in IDA Pro.**
Benefits
The following are some of the benefits of using ask_ida/c++ to write IDA Pro plugins:
* **Increased productivity:** ask_ida/c++ provides a number of features that can help you write plugins faster, including a code completion engine, a debugger, and a documentation generator.
* **Enhanced functionality:** ask_ida/c++ allows you to add new functionality to IDA Pro, such as new analysis tools, new debugging tools, and new visualization tools.
* **Improved security:** ask_ida/c++ can be used to write security plugins that can help you identify and exploit vulnerabilities in software.
Requirements
The following are the requirements for using ask_ida/c++:
* **IDA Pro:** ask_ida/c++ requires IDA Pro 7.5 or later.
* **A C++ compiler:** ask_ida/c++ requires a C++ compiler that supports C++11 or later.
Success Metrics
The following are some of the success metrics that can be used to measure the success of ask_ida/c++:
* **Number of plugins written:** The number of plugins that are written using ask_ida/c++ can be used to measure the success of the tool.
* **Number of users:** The number of users who use ask_ida/c++ can be used to measure the success of the tool.
* **Number of downloads:** The number of downloads of ask_ida/c++ can be used to measure the success of the tool.
Conclusion
ask_ida/c++ is a powerful tool that can be used to write IDA Pro plugins. It provides a number of features that can help you write plugins faster, including a code completion engine, a debugger, and a documentation generator. ask_ida/c++ can also be used to add new functionality to
