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Stuck with Recomp
I've got my TOML file outputted but when I input it and the pcc_context.h file into XenonAnalyze, and hit enter it takes a few seconds and nothing happens, am I doing something wrong
I've got my TOML file outputted but when I input it and the pcc_context.h file into XenonAnalyze, and hit enter it takes a few seconds and nothing happens, am I doing something wrong
The TOML file you get from XenonAnalyse and the pcc_context.h from my understanding is meant to be used with XenonRecomp.
Also, can you detail the steps you took after getting the TOML output from XenonAnalyse, just so someone that knows how to use the recompiler can help you faster.
I've got my TOML file outputted but when I input it and the pcc_context.h file into XenonAnalyze, and hit enter it takes a few seconds and nothing happens, am I doing something wrong
If you're on windows, it's possible that the path format is wrong I can't remember how exactly I fixed it, but I named my path like this: ./private/default.xex (instead of two dots, I used one dot)
all the files must also be placed in respective location like this for example
I've got my TOML file outputted but when I input it and the pcc_context.h file into XenonAnalyze, and hit enter it takes a few seconds and nothing happens, am I doing something wrong
If you're on windows, it's possible that the path format is wrong I can't remember how exactly I fixed it, but I named my path like this: ./private/default.xex (instead of two dots, I used one dot)
all the files must also be placed in respective location like this for example
unless i am very stupid, whats the config.toml, I've seen it before and tried to made one but apparently it needs some addresses and idk how to get them etc, idk if ive built it wrong but i used cmake and then compiled in visual studio
I've got my TOML file outputted but when I input it and the pcc_context.h file into XenonAnalyze, and hit enter it takes a few seconds and nothing happens, am I doing something wrong
If you're on windows, it's possible that the path format is wrong I can't remember how exactly I fixed it, but I named my path like this: ./private/default.xex (instead of two dots, I used one dot) all the files must also be placed in respective location like this for example
unless i am very stupid, whats the config.toml, I've seen it before and tried to made one but apparently it needs some addresses and idk how to get them etc, idk if ive built it wrong but i used cmake and then compiled in visual studio
it's just how I name the input file, don't mind it. As for addresses, you need something like IDA Pro or Ghidra and a plugin that can deal with xex file
Ive found the byte pattern in the xex. does this mean that the address is 0x82719050?
Ive found the byte pattern in the xex. does this mean that the address is 0x82719050?
ok so i went on the assumptions this is the right address and I have cpp files in the out folder i made, do i just compile them?
I've got my TOML file outputted but when I input it and the pcc_context.h file into XenonAnalyze, and hit enter it takes a few seconds and nothing happens, am I doing something wrong
If you're on windows, it's possible that the path format is wrong I can't remember how exactly I fixed it, but I named my path like this: ./private/default.xex (instead of two dots, I used one dot) all the files must also be placed in respective location like this for example
unless i am very stupid, whats the config.toml, I've seen it before and tried to made one but apparently it needs some addresses and idk how to get them etc, idk if ive built it wrong but i used cmake and then compiled in visual studio
it's just how I name the input file, don't mind it. As for addresses, you need something like IDA Pro or Ghidra and a plugin that can deal with xex file
can you go over in detail how you got made the config.toml please the read me lacks
I've got my TOML file outputted but when I input it and the pcc_context.h file into XenonAnalyze, and hit enter it takes a few seconds and nothing happens, am I doing something wrong
If you're on windows, it's possible that the path format is wrong I can't remember how exactly I fixed it, but I named my path like this: ./private/default.xex (instead of two dots, I used one dot) all the files must also be placed in respective location like this for example
unless i am very stupid, whats the config.toml, I've seen it before and tried to made one but apparently it needs some addresses and idk how to get them etc, idk if ive built it wrong but i used cmake and then compiled in visual studio
it's just how I name the input file, don't mind it. As for addresses, you need something like IDA Pro or Ghidra and a plugin that can deal with xex file
can you go over in detail how you got made the config.toml please the read me lacks
Sorry for the delayed reply. The config.toml is my input file, you can name it anything else. Just make sure the format for file paths are correct. I dunno if this is also needed but I also gave the exe file a permission to write files.
I've got my TOML file outputted but when I input it and the pcc_context.h file into XenonAnalyze, and hit enter it takes a few seconds and nothing happens, am I doing something wrong
If you're on windows, it's possible that the path format is wrong I can't remember how exactly I fixed it, but I named my path like this: ./private/default.xex (instead of two dots, I used one dot) all the files must also be placed in respective location like this for example
unless i am very stupid, whats the config.toml, I've seen it before and tried to made one but apparently it needs some addresses and idk how to get them etc, idk if ive built it wrong but i used cmake and then compiled in visual studio
it's just how I name the input file, don't mind it. As for addresses, you need something like IDA Pro or Ghidra and a plugin that can deal with xex file
can you go over in detail how you got made the config.toml please the read me lacks
You just need to make a config toml as zeerowiibu already did and use that in your command like this: XenonRecomp.exe config.toml Path\To\PPC_Context\ppc_context.h
