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Update stable Ghidra to 12.2 - #453
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Update the default stable build from Ghidra 12.1.4 to 12.2
(
Ghidra_12.2_build,8ca9077040cc43cd790babcfccf19475622a3e9a).Regenerate the eight stable patches from their HEAD counterparts and
include the existing
std::stoullfix so Windows can parse 64-bitinteger literals in the new release's specifications.
The release checklist found no source/header filename or specification
inventory changes: all 150 stable specifications remain listed,
metatyperemains HEAD-only, and the package revision is already 1.Validation on macOS arm64 with AppleClang 21:
release tag; the resulting tree matches the HEAD-patch application.
all 150 specifications. Both passed 204 unit tests, 733 data checks,
the namespace/header test, and the disassembly/p-code/emulation example.
smoke tests, downstream CMake consumer, and standalone tool consumer.
sleigh-12.2-1.arm64.tar.gzpackage.Native Windows/Linux execution and Linux-specific sanitizer coverage
were not run locally; the repository CI provides platform coverage.