Appreciate the Ghidra support- the three calling convention files, with annotated explanation of functionality, would go a long way in helping the community
Well, it depends a bit on why you learn it. I still encounter plenty of 32-bit malware that uses these conventions, so for malware analysis purposes it is still essential to know.
Can you help me get started with Ghidra? I want to set up a processor module for a Freescale MPC5566 with a Freescale e200z6 core and I’m completely lost.
Hi! Unfortunately that isn't something that I've tackled myself either so can't offer much off the top of my head... Good luck though, would be curious to hear how it goes :)
Appreciate the Ghidra support- the three calling convention files, with annotated explanation of functionality, would go a long way in helping the community
Are you referring to the source files linked in the description? They are there so that you can build your own binaries from source. Let me know :)
for seeing the raw offsets you can right click instruction and choose "instruction info" you can see raw disassembly and label side by side
Thanks for the heads up!
Starts at 7:53
I need to start adding a content/time breakdown :)
@@jstrosch I can do that. I pretty much rewatch your vids several times a week. Thank you
@@sinistermephisto65 oh wow, that would be great and would very much appreciate the help :)
it's irrelevant today on 64x architecture. But it was interesting to learn this thing
Well, it depends a bit on why you learn it. I still encounter plenty of 32-bit malware that uses these conventions, so for malware analysis purposes it is still essential to know.
Can you help me get started with Ghidra? I want to set up a processor module for a Freescale MPC5566 with a Freescale e200z6 core and I’m completely lost.
Hi! Unfortunately that isn't something that I've tackled myself either so can't offer much off the top of my head... Good luck though, would be curious to hear how it goes :)
You're probably here because I recommended this video. If you are, pay attention. I recommended it for a reason. :fatcat:
Thank you :)
Why do I get the error implicit declaration of function 'demo' on all the programs? i am using gcc with linux. is that why?
off the top of my head, try a forward declaration