Downloading now. I realize it's not IDA, but does anyone have any preliminary comments on how practical, fast and useful this is for disassembling x86-64 binaries?
REDasm is a project that tries to mimic IDAs interface and shortcuts but with a nicer, modern API.
About the quality of x86-64 binaries: it should be pretty good (but far from perfect).
Obviously with more binaries and test cases the quality of the generated listing can be improved!
The release of Ghidra by the NSA has stole some of my attention. Given your expertise, what are your thoughts on Ghidra aside from the source? Thanks!
The UI is a lot 90s/ish and a bit unconfortable to use, but it ships a great decompiler and it can render nice graphs, the quality of the generated listing is good, but inferior compared to IDA's one.
And...Java...