Comment by jcul
4 years ago
It's been a while since I needed to do any serious reverse engineering work, but I do remember IDA pro having support for a range of obscure CPUs, not sure how ghidra compares on that front these days.
4 years ago
It's been a while since I needed to do any serious reverse engineering work, but I do remember IDA pro having support for a range of obscure CPUs, not sure how ghidra compares on that front these days.
Ghidra still mostly relies on community plugins for obscure platform support. It's ~OK but less than ideal.
Ghidra outstrips IDA Pro in the number of architectures it supports.