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- superghidra-0.2.0/LICENSE +201 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/PKG-INFO +202 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/README.md +153 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/apk_jni_cross_referencer.py +15 -0
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- superghidra-0.2.0/binary_loader.py +15 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/colab_cloud_orchestrator.py +15 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/cross_platform_headless_harness.py +15 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/dependency_cache_dag.py +15 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/dwarf_pdb_preindexer.py +15 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/emulator_memory_sidecar.py +15 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/evidence_ledger.py +15 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/ghidra_extension_packager.py +15 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/ghidra_oracle.py +15 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/gpu_adrp_scanner.py +15 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/gpu_function_seeder.py +15 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/headless_analyzer_tuner.py +15 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/ida_flirt_bridge.py +15 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/ida_til_importer.py +15 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/live_binary_tools.py +15 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/mfc_archive.py +15 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/msvc_class_recovery.py +15 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/native_decompiler_pgo_builder.py +15 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/neural_decompiler_pipeline.py +15 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/pcode_lifter_bridge.py +15 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/pyproject.toml +128 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/resource_governor.py +15 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/semantic_delta_log.py +15 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/serialize_trace.py +15 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/setup.cfg +4 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/shm_decompiler_bridge.py +15 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/smt_pcode_verifier.py +15 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/storage_compression_prototype.py +15 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/struct_shift_migrator.py +15 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/__init__.py +279 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/__main__.py +232 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/acceleration/__init__.py +29 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/acceleration/gpu_adrp_scanner.py +689 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/acceleration/gpu_function_seeder.py +925 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/core/__init__.py +112 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/core/compilable_filter.py +397 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/core/cross_platform_headless_harness.py +161 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/core/dependency_cache_dag.py +773 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/core/evidence_ledger.py +8 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/core/ghidra_oracle.py +2858 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/core/headless_analyzer_tuner.py +510 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/core/live_binary_tools.py +947 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/core/mitigation_roadmap_engine.py +788 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/core/native_compiler.py +223 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/core/native_decompiler_pgo_builder.py +539 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/core/parity_engine.py +2323 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/core/resource_governor.py +515 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/core/shm_decompiler_bridge.py +1177 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/diff/__init__.py +80 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/diff/benchmark_and_nextgen_engine.py +1278 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/diff/binary_diff_engine.py +1712 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/diff/evidence_ledger.py +943 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/diff/phase1_phase2_roadmap_engine.py +527 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/diff/semantic_delta_log.py +1067 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/diff/struct_shift_migrator.py +1393 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/formats/__init__.py +72 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/formats/binary_loader.py +908 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/formats/dwarf_pdb_preindexer.py +2127 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/formats/ida_flirt_bridge.py +356 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/formats/ida_til_importer.py +347 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/formats/mfc_archive.py +817 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/formats/msvc_class_recovery.py +631 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/formats/serialize_trace.py +1622 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/formats/synthetic_symbol_exporter.py +1293 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/integrations/__init__.py +74 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/integrations/apk_jni_cross_referencer.py +1158 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/integrations/colab_cloud_orchestrator.py +736 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/integrations/d_lift_verifier.py +1096 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/integrations/emulator_memory_sidecar.py +1276 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/integrations/neural_decompiler_pipeline.py +705 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/lifters/__init__.py +68 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/lifters/arm_thumb_decode.py +1203 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/lifters/egraph_mlir_pipeline.py +1596 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/lifters/pcode_lifter_bridge.py +2356 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/lifters/smt_pcode_verifier.py +2262 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/lifters/x86_decode.py +533 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/storage/__init__.py +28 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/storage/ghidra_extension_packager.py +373 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra/storage/storage_compression_prototype.py +808 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra.egg-info/PKG-INFO +202 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra.egg-info/SOURCES.txt +91 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra.egg-info/dependency_links.txt +1 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra.egg-info/entry_points.txt +2 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra.egg-info/requires.txt +25 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/superghidra.egg-info/top_level.txt +33 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/synthetic_symbol_exporter.py +15 -0
- superghidra-0.2.0/x86_decode.py +15 -0
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```bash
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# Display version and hardware acceleration telemetry
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# Staged P-code decompiler (MBA simplification, opaque branch pruning, goto-free C)
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# Match binary bytes against IDA FLIRT signature database
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# Recover MSVC / MFC C++ class hierarchies, RTTI structures, and virtual call tables
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**Inspect a Windows binary (no Ghidra needed):**
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```bash
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```python
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import superghidra as sg
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img = load_binary("app.dll")
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print(img.format, img.arch, len(img.sections))
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report = recover_classes("app.dll")
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print(len(report.mfc_classes), "MFC classes")
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# Lift one ARM64 instruction and check it against itself with Z3
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ops = sg.ARM64PcodeLifter().lift_instruction(0x1000, 0x91008041) # add x1, x2, #0x20
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**Query a Ghidra project through the daemon** (needs JDK 21, Ghidra 11+ and `pyghidra`):
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export GHIDRA_INSTALL_DIR=/path/to/ghidra
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python ghidra_oracle.py --project-dir ~/re/proj --project-name game --program-name libgame.so status
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python ghidra_oracle.py decompile 0x00CF2D84 # first call boots Ghidra, later calls hit the cache
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python ghidra_oracle.py rename 0x00CF2D84 World_tick
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python ghidra_oracle.py mode eco # throttle CPU use
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```
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Run `python ghidra_oracle.py --help` to list every command.
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**Configuration** is read from environment variables, and nothing is tied to a particular machine:
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| :--- | :--- |
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| `GHIDRA_INSTALL_DIR`, `JAVA_HOME` | Ghidra and JDK locations (daemon, headless runs, Java codec build) |
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| `SUPERGHIDRA_PROJECTS` | Default projects for the daemon: `dir,name[,program]` entries joined by `;` |
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| `SUPERGHIDRA_MSVC_ROOT` | Portable MSVC folder, used when gcc/clang aren't on `PATH` |
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| `SUPERGHIDRA_TEST_ARM64_ELF`, `SUPERGHIDRA_TEST_SWDM`, `SUPERGHIDRA_TEST_SW_ROOT` | Optional real binaries / a SOLIDWORKS install for the integration tests. Those tests skip when unset. |
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## MCP
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Most modules are also exposed as MCP tools through a [pyghidra-mcp](https://github.com/clearbluejar/pyghidra-mcp) fork, including `recover_cpp_classes`, `trace_serialize`, `decode_carchive`, `diff_binaries`, `verify_smt_equivalence` and `gpu_adrp_scan`. This lets an AI agent drive them directly.
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## Known limitations
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- The Java codec doesn't compress Ghidra projects transparently. Ghidra has no hook for replacing its buffer file, so you have to call the codec explicitly.
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- PDB export is experimental, and MSVC/LLVM tools may not load the output. Use DWARF export instead.
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- The SMT checker is sound but incomplete. Floats, calls, unhandled ops and long loops return `UNKNOWN`.
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- The ARM64 lifter covers integer instructions only. Atomics lift as `UNIMPLEMENTED`.
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- The LLM naming stage needs a real endpoint. Without one, it falls back to neutral names such as `sub_<addr>`, labelled `heuristic-fallback`.
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More detail is in [PLAN.md](PLAN.md).
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## Repository layout
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```
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superghidra/ the package, split into the seven areas above
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tests/ pytest suites, one folder per area
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docs/ benchmark reports and design notes
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ghidra_extension_skeleton/ Java BufferFile codec
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*.py thin shims so `import binary_loader` etc. keep working for older callers
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```
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If you're an AI agent, start with [AGENTS.md](AGENTS.md).
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## Contributing
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Issues and PRs are welcome. See [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md) for the test workflow and the safety rules: read-only projects, verified symbol commits and the emulator allow-list. Report security issues as described in [SECURITY.md](SECURITY.md).
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## License
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[Apache 2.0](LICENSE) © 2026 yuatemycat and contributors.
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