Plugin features

Used by plugin_t::flags. More...

Macros
#define	PLUGIN_MOD   0x0001
	Plugin changes the database. More...
#define	PLUGIN_DRAW   0x0002
	IDA should redraw everything after calling the plugin.
#define	PLUGIN_SEG   0x0004
	Plugin may be applied only if the current address belongs to a segment.
#define	PLUGIN_UNL   0x0008
	Unload the plugin immediately after calling 'run'. More...
#define	PLUGIN_HIDE   0x0010
	Plugin should not appear in the Edit, Plugins menu. More...
#define	PLUGIN_DBG   0x0020
	A debugger plugin. More...
#define	PLUGIN_PROC   0x0040
	Load plugin when a processor module is loaded. More...
#define	PLUGIN_FIX   0x0080
	Load plugin when IDA starts and keep it in the memory until IDA stops.
#define	PLUGIN_MULTI   0x0100
	The plugin can work with multiple idbs in parallel. More...
#define	PLUGIN_SCRIPTED   0x8000
	Scripted plugin. More...

Detailed Description

Used by plugin_t::flags.

Macro Definition Documentation

PLUGIN_MOD

#define PLUGIN_MOD   0x0001

Plugin changes the database.

IDA won't call the plugin if the processor module prohibited any changes.

PLUGIN_UNL

#define PLUGIN_UNL   0x0008

Unload the plugin immediately after calling 'run'.

This flag may be set anytime. The kernel checks it after each call to 'run' The main purpose of this flag is to ease the debugging of new plugins.

PLUGIN_HIDE

#define PLUGIN_HIDE   0x0010

Plugin should not appear in the Edit, Plugins menu.

This flag is checked at the start.

PLUGIN_DBG

#define PLUGIN_DBG   0x0020

A debugger plugin.

init() should put the address of debugger_t to dbg.

PLUGIN_PROC

#define PLUGIN_PROC   0x0040

Load plugin when a processor module is loaded.

(and keep it until the processor module is unloaded)

PLUGIN_MULTI

#define PLUGIN_MULTI   0x0100

The plugin can work with multiple idbs in parallel.

init() returns a pointer to a plugmod_t object run/term functions are not used. Virtual functions of plugmod_t are used instead.

PLUGIN_SCRIPTED

#define PLUGIN_SCRIPTED   0x8000

Scripted plugin.

Should not be used by plugins, the kernel sets it automatically.