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Topic created on: March 23, 2006 18:27 CST by pedram .

Curious as to what methods different people use for generating print outs from IDA. Export to HTML and print? Simple IDC script to grab the raw assembly?

I'm sure someone out there has a creative solution.

aeppert		March 23, 2006 22:16.12 CST
At one time I hacked together a half-way passable IDC script to dump the raw assembly to a LaTeX template I had setup. The script would simply take an address range as arguments. From here I could obviously render it as needed (often into PDF.) Sadly, said script is sitting on a rather dead harddrive and my attempt to resurrect the drive by swapping controllers with an identical model failed rather miserably. I will just have to get around to re-writing it. For my purposes though, it was very handy to have LaTeX as the rendering language versus HTML, simply because I could control the representation more readily.

ryanlrussell		March 23, 2006 23:43.20 CST
I don't get the problem... I usually just cut-and-paste into Notepad and print from there....

pedram		March 24, 2006 11:54.21 CST
ryan: that works. but it's raw ;-) would be nice to have control over formatting, be able to say "print this function", control over what elements are printed (address, comments, cross refs, etc...), in some cases color might be nice. anyone else had various printing needs and come up with a creative solution?

pedram		March 27, 2006 12:51.07 CST
Oh yeah. It would also be nice to be able to print the jump line/arrow indicators from the left-most pane.

aeppert		March 27, 2006 12:59.04 CST
Hrm, wondering if it would just be easier in this case to pull-out text segments you want, and render a new graph with appropriate connections. Seems like you're hinting at following an algorithm around to me :)

pedram		March 27, 2006 13:29.32 CST
Printed graphs waste too much space. Definetely looking for a straight deadlisting... Adding a new plugin from injstar as we speak that adds printing support. Haven't checked it out yet, look for it to jump up on the site in a bit.

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