The Symbol Table Update SP7

• stabs: Fixed a number of severe issues relating to inheritance, such as base classes being embedded in sub classes at the wrong offset, and types being misnamed.
• stabs: Anonymous types defined as part of a global variable, function, or local variable declaration are now named appropriately.

The Symbol Table Update SP6

• Added support for Ghidra 10.3.3.
• The PCSX2 save state importer will no longer crash when encountering certain overlay sections.
• stabs: Embed fields from base classes in sub classes by default.
• stabs: When base classes are embedded, the vtable pointer is now given the type of the sub class. This improves decompilation.
• stabs: When base classes are not embedded, the field generated for the base class is now given a name.
• stabs: Dummy structs will now be created for types that are forward declared in a translation unit with symbols, but not defined in one.

The Symbol Table Update SP5

• Added support for Ghidra 10.3.
• stabs: Prevent erroneous inlining-related comments from being generated.
• stabs: Bumped stdump version.

The Symbol Table Update SP4

• stabs: Silence the error that gets thrown when a function name is already applied.

The Symbol Table Update SP3

• stabs: Fixed an issue where Ghidra would mix up types in some cases for structures defined inline inside unions.
• stabs: Remove junk labels such as gcc2_compiled. during analysis so that Ghidra doesn't confuse them for the real function names.

The Symbol Table Update SP2

• Improved type deduplication algorithm (stdump v1.1 is included).
• Improved logic for handling nested types and type conflicts.
• The STABS analyzer will now only run once by default to prevent accidental corruption of files.

The Symbol Table Update SP1

• Added support for Ghidra 10.2.3.

The Symbol Table Update

• A STABS symbol table analyzer is included which makes use a bundled copy of stdump to extract information about data types, functions and global variables from ELF files with a .mdebug section.
• Simplified the pcode implementation of the plzcw instruction.

Unstable Builds

These get generated automatically whenever there's a push to the main branch. Use at your own risk.

Introducing Ghidra Emotion Engine: Reloaded!

• Support for Ghidra 10.2.2.
• The VU macro and MMI instruction implementations have been replaced with pcodeop stubs, improving decompilation.
• Support for disassembling VU microcode has been removed. If you want to reverse a VU microprogram may I suggest having a look at vutrace.