Some games include a copy of MW
runtime.c in RELs. Easy to check.
Some games also include _savevr/
_restvr for AltiVec. This is weird
but we can handle it as well.
Ensures that the analyzer won't
create a function when the target
is already contained within a
function. Useful with manual asm
that would otherwise trip up the
analyzer.
Partial work for #56
This allows more granular control over generated relocations.
Also optimizes relocation address validity checks,
leading to ~20% faster relocation analysis.
Config example:
```
block_relocations:
# Block any relocation pointing to this address.
- target: .data:0x80130140
# Block any relocation originating from this address.
- source: .text:0x80047160
# (optional) End address to make it a range.
end: .text:0x800471A8
add_relocations:
# Inserts or overwrites a relocation.
# From: `subi r3, r3, 0x7657`
# To: `li r3, mesWInsert-0x1@sda21`
- source: .text:0x800473F4
type: sda21
target: mesWInsert
addend: -1
```
Resolves#33Resolves#52
By default, every REL is linked with every other REL. Some games, like Mario Party, link RELs individually, so the module IDs are not unique. To support this, the `links` field can be used to override which _other_ modules are included in a module's analysis.
- Transparent NLZSS decompression (add `:nlzss` to path)
- Overhaul portions of the analyzer to support more games
- Reject some invalid data relocations automatically
- Jump table analysis fixes
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