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Suppose you wanted a per-computer license to run on Linux. IDASTACL is $979, getting you a disassembler for 32-bit only. It is possible to add up to 3 decompil
by souprock 8y ago
Suppose you wanted a per-computer license to run on Linux.
IDASTACL is $979, getting you a disassembler for 32-bit only. It is possible to add up to 3 decompilers (ppc, x86, arm) for $2629 each. Getting all of this would be $8866. You can't add the two decompilers for 64-bit architectures.
IDAPROCL is $1879, getting you a disassembler for everything. It is possible to add up to 5 decompilers (ppc, x86, arm, x86-64, arm64) for $2629 each. Getting all of this would be $15024.
For hobby use, Binary Ninja for $149 and Hopper Disassembler for $99 are more reasonable choices.
All of these have demo and/or freeware versions available, with IDA having both. Freeware versions are generally limited to x86 and ARM, without a decompiler. Demo versions are generally limited by being unable to save and by a forced quit after half an hour or so.