March 6: Ilfak: "I haven't checked out Ghidra yet, but IDA and Hex-Rays are better" https://twitter.com/ilfak/status/1103267200801083392 … March 21: Ilfak: *suddenly starts giving away free educational licenses* https://www.hex-rays.com/products/ida/educ.shtml … Hex-Rays isn't feeling the Ghidra pressure, not at all, nope.
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As for "cutting edge", call me when Hex-Rays supports decompiling MIPS, AVR, 8051, PIC, 68k, and also any other architecture you write an ISA description for :-) Seriously, this whole "it's better because it's commercial and costs 5 figures" nonsense is getting old.
As for support, several Ghidra GitHub issues have been closed as fixed by NSA employees already (pending release of the next version). So yes, they do offer support!
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ah, so the code base *is* changing, how unexpected.
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