Use v110194 to generate the high-level Pascal pseudocode, then import the MAP file into IDA Pro to verify stack variables. This hybrid approach is standard among malware analysts.

Earlier versions (v110190–v110193) frequently crashed when encountering Delphi’s enhanced RTTI introduced in Delphi 2010. Version v110194 introduced a recursive descent parser for TTypeInfo metadata. This allows the decompiler to:

Comparison: v110193 often output Unknown type $19. v110194 outputs TMyEnum = (meRed, meGreen, meBlue).

Security researchers analyzing a Remote Access Trojan (written in Delphi XE10) needed to understand its persistence mechanism. v110194 successfully reconstructed the TServiceApplication descendant and the RegCreateKeyEx calls inside the AfterInstall event. Earlier versions misaligned the stack frames, leading to false analysis.

Delphi uses specific memory management (FastMM predecessors) and calling conventions (register / Borland FastCall).