Ghidra Pseudocode Export

A Ghidra script that exports decompiled pseudocode of all functions from an open program to a text file.

Description

This script automatically iterates through all functions in a loaded Ghidra program, decompiles them, and saves the pseudocode to a specified file. Useful for analyzing large binary files and creating documentation.

Features

• Export all functions from the current program
• Decompilation to C pseudocode
• Save with function name and entry point address
• Decompilation error handling
• Formatted output with separators

Installation

1. Copy the func_export.py file to your Ghidra scripts directory:

   • Windows: %USERPROFILE%\ghidra_scripts
   • Linux/Mac: ~/ghidra_scripts

2. Restart Ghidra or refresh the script list via Window → Script Manager

Usage

1. Open a binary file in Ghidra
2. Run the script via Window → Script Manager
3. Choose the path to save the pseudocode file
4. Wait for the export to complete

Output Format

Each function is exported in the following format:

================================================================================
Function: main at 00401000
================================================================================
[Function pseudocode]

Requirements

• Ghidra 9.x or higher
• Jython (built into Ghidra)

Notes

• Decompilation timeout is set to 30 seconds per function
• Functions that fail to decompile will be marked in the output file
• The script works with the currently open program in Ghidra

Author

ivblz

License

Free to use