Understanding Calling Conventions - Ghidra Reversing Tutorials

In this video, part of the Ghidra Reversing Tutorials series, we'll take a look at three prevalent calling conventions: C Declaration, standard call and fast call. Our goals will be to compile sample programs from source, load them in Ghidra and analyze the disassembly/decompiler output to observe the differences in the conventions.

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The source code for the sample program can be found on my Github:

[rijulmandlekar]

Appreciate the Ghidra support- the three calling convention files, with annotated explanation of functionality, would go a long way in helping the community

[kevindelnoye]

for seeing the raw offsets you can right click instruction and choose "instruction info" you can see raw disassembly and label side by side

[marchosiasdiesel]

Can you help me get started with Ghidra? I want to set up a processor module for a Freescale MPC5566 with a Freescale e200z6 core and I’m completely lost.

[nordgaren]

You're probably here because I recommended this video. If you are, pay attention. I recommended it for a reason. :fatcat:

[johnnywilliams]

Why do I get the error implicit declaration of function 'demo' on all the programs? i am using gcc with linux. is that why?