How is the experience with Ghidra so far? Does anyone think a true free IDA Pro replacement finally come? I did some reverse engineering for ARM devices last year, and IDA Pro seemed like the only option but it costs around $1000.
I regularly look at ARM software and firmware. There are certain things that IDA does better, like FLIRT analysis, which I’ve missed since switching to Ghidra. Ghidra also currently lacks support for certain ARM instruction decodings so you can get odd looking disassembly. That isn’t to say you can’t add it. Ghidra has been very nice for reversing C++ code. After filling in most of the members for an object field it…
It's open-source, you shouldn't need to decompile it. :)