A binary x64dbg debugger export plugin for IDA Pro.
A binary plugin version of mrexodia's official Python version: https://github.com/x64dbg/x64dbgida, but only with an export, no "import" option.
Copy IDA_x64dbExport32.dll and IDA_x64dbExport64.dll to your IDA plugins directory.
Requires IDA Pro 7.6'ish.
Under the IDA "Edit menu". Export comments/labels/breakpoints to a JSON database that can be loaded by x64dbg.
The "Demangle" option is experimental. The idea is that labels like ??1wxOverlay@@QEAA@XZ would be easier to read as the demangled/undecorated version wxOverlay::~wxOverlay(void) for example. Problem though is that you will loose the ability to use the name as a symbol in x64dbg; thus no more jumping to or setting a break point on them by name.
After this experiment, it's obvious the right way to do this is to add it to x64dbg itself with a configurable display option so that demangled names can be displayed in the "CPU" view et al.
The original IDA Python plugin works functionally just fine. The problem is that for a very large 400K+ function executable I was working with, it took over a minute for the export. In this binary plugin form, with carful attention to the JSON file write throughput, etc., export time was reduced to a more manageable 13 seconds (a ~5x speed improvement).
Thanks to mrexodia for the awesome x64dbg debugger and the original export Python.
Per the original Python version, released under MIT © 2022 By Kevin Weatherman