chuggafan

https://github.com/chuggafan/COFFParser Here's a link to what I have so far, I'm liable to forget that this project will exist, I do want as much info about how I've been doing...

It would be highly complex as the entire infrastructure support currently is done for x86, if you're willing to put in the work to help create the thing in the...

>the number one reason is porting the runtime isn't so easy sigh. It would be about time to start rewrtiting all the assembly language code into C I guess... Probably...

QEMU apparently is pretty good, I know it's currently used for compiling mario64 (because IRIX isn't a thing) in the romhacking community. I wouldn't consider it awesome for cycle-accuracy however,...

Just want to throw this out there, apparently [IBM is allowing open-source usage for their ppc64le arch](https://developer.ibm.com/technologies/linux/tutorials/travis-ci-on-power/), so CI builds if this ever gets done will be theoretically possible without...

Yhea, pushing it out's fine, taking it in is the goal, I discovered that using OCC itself can output 2 ICD files which is awesome and how I discovered that...

>so you make a codeview 8 module, then process it with microsoft link, and suddenly it works in visual studio? That sounds nice! That's (hopefully) the idea, dropping the information...

>Does this mean that you could create PDB for any binaries (including for languages other than C/C++)? Yes! The file format is the same for everything, https://github.com/dlang/dmd DMD does PDB...

Looks like I was wrong, they generate CodeView 8, which is then taken into the PDB by Microsoft's Link.exe So that's how they do it, there's also https://github.com/rainers/cv2pdb doing its...

Clang and LLVM seem to be able to do so for the most part, and MSVC's [Internal way to create them](https://github.com/Microsoft/microsoft-pdb) was made public for the express purpose of getting...