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- This is a Ghidra extensions for Ghidra 11.3 and later called "ReVa", the Reverse Engineering Assistant.
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- This is a Ghidra extensions for Ghidra 11.4 and later called "ReVa", the Reverse Engineering Assistant.
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- The extension provides a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Ghidra. The server is implemented in Java and uses the MCP Java SDK.
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- Remember that MCP is in development, so make sure to check the MCP documentation for the latest information.
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- We don't use a gradle wrapper, so just run `gradle` in the root directory to build the project. We do have the Java tools installed in VSCode so you can just check for errors with VSCode instead.
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- When writing tests, use the Ghidra test framework. The tests are in the `src/test` directory. It is easy to run them with `gradle test --info` and the integration tests with `gradle integrationTest --info`.
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- You can use standard gradle test filtering to run specific tests with both of the test targets.
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- We target Ghidra 11.3 and later. Note we should use Java 21.
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- We target Ghidra 11.4 and later. Note we should use Java 21.
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