Summary

In this chapter, you learned about the built-in Ghidra processors and their variants. You also learned what these processors look like when you're importing files using Ghidra.

You also learned about the skills you need to use for Ghidra processor module development and the SLEIGH language, which is used more for specifying than programming. By learning about this, you learned why processor modules are special. You were then introduced to processor module development by getting hands-on and analyzing the 32-bit processor variant of the x86 architecture.

Finally, you learned about the URL resources that you can use if you want to learn more about the SLEIGH specification language and write your own processor modules.

In the next chapter, we will learn how to contribute to the Ghidra project via collaborating and how to be part of the community.