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wwhite wrote: ↑2021 Mar 03, 19:26

decipha wrote: ↑2021 Mar 03, 07:19 Would you happen to have a list of eec-iv hardware codes ?

I do, about ~330 of them. Most are EEC-V
You looking for SD48, SD47, SD20,...., SMD...,SFI-MA,... that sort of thing?

I think an online database is in order to keep it current and up to date.

wwhite wrote: ↑2021 Feb 27, 02:16 It's a little more complicated than a config file, but yes.
Ghidra uses 'Sleigh', a language for rapid processor specification, as well as 'P-Code', a register transfer language designed for reverse engineering applications.
There are five(5) mandatory files,
- language definitions (.ldefs)
- processor specification (.pspec)
- compiler specification (.cspec)
- sleigh specification (.slaspec)
And those are compiled to create to a .sla file.

I'm writing a readme.md and also working on having the contextual opcode help pop up.
It will be super simple to create another for the 8065 processor as well.

I'll create a new project in github, and post a link here in the next day or two.

Ahh, why wait, here are the files to download: 806x.zip