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Patch to upgrade to 7.0 Build 8.1 English (10,9 MB) Patch to upgrade to 7.0 Build 8.1 English (10,5 MB) Дownload Borland Delphi 7 Enterprise Suite (retail hidden package links) ( thanks to Menant and xanax for some tricks to get some packages of this edition) Message screenshot received from Embarcadero:Дownload Borland Delphi 7 Professional Edition (retail hidden package links)Д®nglish (575 MB) (thanks to xanax user for some tricks to get this ISO): Note: Please don't ask for the serial, which obviously is not included in the package. A friend purchased a offer in Embarcadero Technologies and he acquired legally in August 2015 some development tools, such as Delphi, C++Builder and more, so I want to share the original and clean 2015 packages edition (untouched) of Borland Delphi 7 Studio Professional from Embarcadero. Select a signature you would like to use and click OK.Well. In order to apply signature files manually, you should go to File->Load File->FLIRT Signature File, which will pop up dialog box with all of the signature files installed into IDADIR/sig directory.

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Install new signature file by copying to IDADIR/sig directory.

Run sigmake.exe to convert the pattern file into signature file.

Utilize FLAIR parser to create a pattern file.

The signature creation process is straight forward: Version of FLAIR needs to correspond to the version of IDA. Fast Library Acquisition for Identification and Recognition (FLAIR) tool set is distributed to authorized (licensed) customers. To overcome this hurdle, Hex-Rays makes tools available that allow you to generate your own signatures from static libraries. However, for the precise pattern matching you will need to generate signature files for each different version of the library. The signatures that IDA come with are for the most part associated with proprietary compilers such as Microsoft's Visual C++ and Borland Delphi. If IDA successfully determines compiler used for stated binary, then it will load the signature files for corresponding compiler libraries and apply it to the remainder of the code.

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Evidently, the entry point of the code is indicative enough to be able to identify complier used for given binary. When binary is opened, IDA will try to apply start up signature files.

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IDA ships wit most common Windows compilers, plus several non-Windows signatures. Signature you are referring to are Fast Library Identification and Recognition Technology, which is know as FLIRT. When looking at Delphi binaries I usually will add in the 'Extra atl/ie library' and the 'win32 runtime'.ДЄnd finally, because Delphi creates native Windows binaries, I always make sure the mssdk32 FLIRT signature is added as well.Дetect It Easy v0.79 and newer can correctly detect Delphi versions up through XE6 Its easy to look for the appropriate FLIRT signature by simply filtering on VCL:ДЄdditionally, I like to also filter the FLIRT signatures on BDS as well.

Delphi GUI programs use a GUI framework called the 'VCL' (Visual Component Library). Once you've determined the correct Delphi compiler, things are often easier. I looked at 'Detect it Easy' v0.78, RDG Packer Detector v0.7.1, PEid, and Exeinfo PE 0.0.3.4 Beta, and I found that only Exeinfo PE could detect my Delphi 2010 compiled executable correctly: So store that bit of trivia away for future decompilation.

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There's also this great answer on StackOverflow that covers the differences between different Delphi versions.ДЄnd in fact, on the Delphi and C++ Builder roadmap is a plan to move the Delphi compiler to Clang/LLVM (their iOS and Android compilers are currently using LLVM, but not the Windows compilers.yet). BDS stands for 'Borland Developer Studio', although Delphi was later known as CodeGear Delphi and is now officially known as Embarcadero Delphi. So when dealing with a newer Delphi compiled binary, this may be relevant. To complicate things slightly more, Delphi XE2 added 64-bit compilation support. Delphi 2007 and earlier did not have native support for unicode strings. This is relevant because Delphi 2009 introduced native unicode string support and mapped the generic type string to UnicodeString, by default, which can affect string analysis. While Delphi 6/7 are very similar (and frankly, all the way up to Delphi 2007 are very similar), you may be looking at a binary created with Delphi 2009 or newer. It is important to understand that PEiD could potentially be identifying the wrong version of Delphi.