https://github.com/mumbel/ghidra_i960 Added basic support for i960 in ghidra. Didn't have use myself, but some of the Sega model 2 seemed interested. To some degree I think they used it for some of the House of the Dead…
And now MIPS, the company, makes RISC-V
Got interested in amd29k for about a week before finding something else to mess with. Quick attempt at ghidra support, but never really RE'd with it, so no clue how does on larger projects.…
Compiler (gcc) and maybe assembler (as) are used. I think the other binutils executables are unused but still built-in to their logic. Due to it's age and being removed from gcc, I was unable to cleanly setup pcodetest…
Pcodetest is more about validating the implementation of the instruction, sure it has to decode, but the benefit is most a base level set of logic that can be emulated. And definitely not a fan of the setup to get it…
It's pretty dumb this continues to come up years later. You're the NSA delivering source code to the cyber security community. The exact community that: doesn't immediately trust NSA, knows how to find bugs, would love…
https://github.com/mumbel/ghidra_i960 Added basic support for i960 in ghidra. Didn't have use myself, but some of the Sega model 2 seemed interested. To some degree I think they used it for some of the House of the Dead…
And now MIPS, the company, makes RISC-V
Got interested in amd29k for about a week before finding something else to mess with. Quick attempt at ghidra support, but never really RE'd with it, so no clue how does on larger projects.…
Compiler (gcc) and maybe assembler (as) are used. I think the other binutils executables are unused but still built-in to their logic. Due to it's age and being removed from gcc, I was unable to cleanly setup pcodetest…
Pcodetest is more about validating the implementation of the instruction, sure it has to decode, but the benefit is most a base level set of logic that can be emulated. And definitely not a fan of the setup to get it…
It's pretty dumb this continues to come up years later. You're the NSA delivering source code to the cyber security community. The exact community that: doesn't immediately trust NSA, knows how to find bugs, would love…