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## Development | ||
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### Development environment | ||
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1. First, install [Eclipse for Java Developers](https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/). | ||
2. Once installed, open Eclipse and click on `Help` > `Install New Software...`. A window will pop up. | ||
3. Click on `Add...` > `Archive...`. It will open a file selection dialog. In this dialog, please select `GhidraDev.zip` file from `<Your Ghidra install dir>/Extensions/Eclipse/GhidraDev/`. | ||
4. Check Ghidra category (or GhidraDev entry). | ||
5. Repeatedly click `Next`. | ||
6. Accept the terms of the license agreement. | ||
7. Check the `Unsigned` table entry and click `Trust Selected`. | ||
8. Restart Eclipse... | ||
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### Importing the project | ||
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After all of that, if you still want to develop and/or contribute to the project, first clone this repository: | ||
```bash | ||
git clone [email protected]:antoniovazquezblanco/GhidraDeviceTreeBlob.git | ||
``` | ||
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In Eclipse: | ||
1. Click on `File` > `Import...`. | ||
2. In the dialog click on `Ghidra` > `Ghidra Module Source`. | ||
3. Select the `GhidraDeviceTreeBlob` folder you have just cloned. | ||
4. Select a valid Ghidra installation to develop against. | ||
5. Click on `Finish`. | ||
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You are now ready to develop! | ||
For development instructions checkout [doc/Develop.md](doc/Develop.md). |
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## Development | ||
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### Development environment | ||
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1. First, install [Eclipse for Java Developers](https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/). | ||
2. Once installed, open Eclipse and click on `Help` > `Install New Software...`. A window will pop up. | ||
3. Click on `Add...` > `Archive...`. It will open a file selection dialog. In this dialog, please select `GhidraDev.zip` file from `<Your Ghidra install dir>/Extensions/Eclipse/GhidraDev/`. | ||
4. Check Ghidra category (or GhidraDev entry). | ||
5. Repeatedly click `Next`. | ||
6. Accept the terms of the license agreement. | ||
7. Check the `Unsigned` table entry and click `Trust Selected`. | ||
8. Restart Eclipse... | ||
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### Importing the project | ||
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After all of that, if you still want to develop and/or contribute to the project, first clone this repository: | ||
```bash | ||
git clone [email protected]:antoniovazquezblanco/GhidraDeviceTreeBlob.git | ||
``` | ||
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In Eclipse: | ||
1. Click on `File` > `Import...`. | ||
2. In the dialog click on `Ghidra` > `Ghidra Module Source` > `Next`. | ||
3. Select the recently `GhidraDeviceTreeBlob` and click on `Finish`. | ||
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You are now ready to develop! |