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Ghidra 11.4.2
Ghidra internal decompiler documentation.
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Classes to support jump-tables and their recovery. More...
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| struct | ghidra::JumptableThunkError |
| Exception thrown for a thunk mechanism that looks like a jump-table. More... | |
| class | ghidra::LoadTable |
| A description where and how data was loaded from memory. More... | |
| class | ghidra::PathMeld |
| All paths from a (putative) switch variable to the CPUI_BRANCHIND. More... | |
| struct | ghidra::PathMeld::RootedOp |
| A PcodeOp in the path set associated with the last Varnode in the intersection. More... | |
| class | ghidra::EmulateFunction |
| A light-weight emulator to calculate switch targets from switch variables. More... | |
| class | ghidra::GuardRecord |
| A (putative) switch variable Varnode and a constraint imposed by a CBRANCH. More... | |
| class | ghidra::JumpValues |
| An iterator over values a switch variable can take. More... | |
| class | ghidra::JumpValuesRange |
| single entry switch variable that can take a range of values More... | |
| class | ghidra::JumpValuesRangeDefault |
| A jump-table starting range with two possible execution paths. More... | |
| class | ghidra::JumpModel |
| A jump-table execution model. More... | |
| class | ghidra::JumpModelTrivial |
| A trivial jump-table model, where the BRANCHIND input Varnode is the switch variable. More... | |
| class | ghidra::JumpBasic |
| The basic switch model. More... | |
| class | ghidra::JumpBasic2 |
| A basic jump-table model with an added default address path. More... | |
| class | ghidra::JumpBasicOverride |
| A basic jump-table model incorporating manual override information. More... | |
| class | ghidra::JumpAssisted |
| A jump-table model assisted by pseudo-op directives in the code. More... | |
| class | ghidra::JumpTable |
| A map from values to control-flow targets within a function. More... | |
| struct | ghidra::JumpTable::IndexPair |
| An address table index and its corresponding out-edge. More... | |
Classes to support jump-tables and their recovery.