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* Change splat subrepo to use main branch

* git subrepo pull --force tools/splat

subrepo:
  subdir:   "tools/splat"
  merged:   "fbf3fa68a7"
upstream:
  origin:   "https://github.com/ethteck/splat.git"
  branch:   "main"
  commit:   "fbf3fa68a7"
git-subrepo:
  version:  "0.4.5"
  origin:   "https://github.com/ingydotnet/git-subrepo"
  commit:   "aa416e4"

* building now

* vram classes in the us yaml

* more progrezz

* more

* prepare to deal with the shiftable build

* revert a couple things

* bring the yaml more in line with the old one while debugging

* got statis

* vacuum

* git subrepo pull --force tools/splat

subrepo:
  subdir:   "tools/splat"
  merged:   "d6490bb877"
upstream:
  origin:   "https://github.com/ethteck/splat.git"
  branch:   "main"
  commit:   "d6490bb877"
git-subrepo:
  version:  "0.4.5"
  origin:   "https://github.com/ingydotnet/git-subrepo"
  commit:   "aa416e4"

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@ -1013,15 +1013,16 @@ void filemenu_draw_contents_copy_arrow(MenuPanel* menu, s32 baseX, s32 baseY, s3
}
}
// TODO bad match, look into
void func_PAL_8002B574(void); // TODO identify
// TODO bad match, look into
void filemenu_init(s32 arg0) {
MenuPanel** panelIt;
MenuPanel* menu;
s32 i;
DMA_COPY_SEGMENT(ui_images);
DMA_COPY_SEGMENT(ui_images_filemenu_pause);
for (i = 0; i < ARRAY_COUNT(filemenu_cursorHudElemID); i++) {
filemenu_cursorHudElemID[i] = hud_element_create(filemenu_cursor_hudElemScripts[i]);
hud_element_set_flags(filemenu_cursorHudElemID[i], HUD_ELEMENT_FLAG_DROP_SHADOW | HUD_ELEMENT_FLAG_80);
@ -1075,7 +1076,7 @@ void filemenu_init(s32 arg0) {
menu = filemenu_menus[0];
filemenu_currentMenu = 0;
if (!arg0) {
if (arg0 == 0) {
menu->page = 0;
} else {
menu->page = 2;

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@ -613,7 +613,7 @@ void pause_init(void) {
MenuPanel** menuPanels;
s32 i;
DMA_COPY_SEGMENT(ui_images);
DMA_COPY_SEGMENT(ui_images_filemenu_pause);
for (i = 0; i < ARRAY_COUNT(gPauseIconScripts); i++) {
gPauseCommonIconIDs[i] = hud_element_create(gPauseIconScripts[i]);

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@ -385,6 +385,8 @@ class Configure:
modes.extend(
[
"bin",
"rodatabin",
"textbin",
"yay0",
"img",
"vtx",
@ -501,11 +503,13 @@ class Configure:
c_maps: bool = False,
):
import segtypes
import segtypes.common.c
import segtypes.common.asm
import segtypes.common.bin
import segtypes.common.c
import segtypes.common.data
import segtypes.common.group
import segtypes.common.asm
import segtypes.common.rodatabin
import segtypes.common.textbin
import segtypes.n64.header
import segtypes.n64.img
import segtypes.n64.palette
@ -801,7 +805,11 @@ class Configure:
"pal_inc_c",
vars,
)
elif isinstance(seg, segtypes.common.bin.CommonSegBin):
elif (
isinstance(seg, segtypes.common.bin.CommonSegBin)
or isinstance(seg, segtypes.common.textbin.CommonSegTextbin)
or isinstance(seg, segtypes.common.rodatabin.CommonSegRodatabin)
):
build(entry.object_path, entry.src_paths, "bin")
elif isinstance(seg, segtypes.n64.yay0.N64SegYay0):
compressed_path = entry.object_path.with_suffix("") # remove .o

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@ -0,0 +1,23 @@
name: black
on:
push:
pull_request:
jobs:
black_checks:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
name: black
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v1
- name: Set up Python 3.8
uses: actions/setup-python@v1
with:
python-version: 3.8
- name: Install Dependencies
run: |
pip install black
pip install -r requirements.txt
pip install types-PyYAML
- name: black
run: black --check .

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@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ on:
pull_request:
jobs:
checks:
mypy_checks:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
name: mypy
steps:
@ -17,23 +17,7 @@ jobs:
- name: Install Dependencies
run: |
pip install mypy
pip install black
pip install -r requirements.txt
pip install types-PyYAML
- name: mypy
run: mypy --show-column-numbers --hide-error-context .
- name: black
run: black --check .
unit_tests:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- name: Checkout
uses: actions/checkout@v1
- name: Set up Python 3.8
uses: actions/setup-python@v1
with:
python-version: 3.8
- name: Install Dependencies
run: pip install -r requirements.txt
- name: Run unit tests
run: sh run_tests.sh

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@ -0,0 +1,54 @@
# Based on script from https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/25929
name: Publish docs to Wiki
# Trigger this action only if there are changes pushed to the docs/** directory under the main branch
on:
push:
paths:
- docs/** # This includes all sub folders
branches:
- main # This can be changed to any branch of your preference
jobs:
publish_docs_to_wiki:
name: Publish docs to Wiki
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
# Clone the wiki repository
- name: Checkout Wiki repository
uses: actions/checkout@v4
with:
repository: ${{ github.event.repository.owner.name }}/${{ github.event.repository.name }}.wiki
path: wiki_repo
# Clone the main repository
- name: Checkout main repository
uses: actions/checkout@v4
with:
repository: ${{ github.event.repository.owner.name }}/${{ github.event.repository.name }}
path: splat_repo
- name: Get the new Wiki files
run: |
cd wiki_repo
rm *.md
cp ../splat_repo/docs/* .
# `git log -1 --pretty=%aN` prints the current commit's author name
# `git log -1 --pretty=%aE` prints the current commit's author mail
- name: Stage new files
run: |
cd wiki_repo
git config user.name $(git log -1 --pretty=%aN)
git config user.email $(git log -1 --pretty=%aE)
git add .
# `git diff-index --quiet HEAD` returns non-zero if there are any changes.
# This allows to avoid making a commit/push if there are no changes to the Wiki files
# `git log -1 --pretty=%B` prints the current commit's message
- name: Push new files to the Wiki
run: |
cd wiki_repo
git diff-index --quiet HEAD || (git commit -m "$(git log -1 --pretty=%B)" && git push)

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@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
name: unit_tests
on:
push:
pull_request:
jobs:
unit_tests:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- name: Checkout
uses: actions/checkout@v1
- name: Set up Python 3.8
uses: actions/setup-python@v1
with:
python-version: 3.8
- name: Install Dependencies
run: pip install -r requirements.txt
- name: Run unit tests
run: sh run_tests.sh

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@ -5,8 +5,8 @@
;
[subrepo]
remote = https://github.com/ethteck/splat.git
branch = master
commit = aab26aab63c40fe0bffeb21bf27677881bdb6910
parent = 943a5d67594b76f0d7f030ae9fc613e7c5fe046c
branch = main
commit = d6490bb877f692f5e20a7846cabd5f793b314054
parent = c829fde77b3ccc15761582437966317d3d5b13d6
method = merge
cmdver = 0.4.5

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@ -1,6 +1,132 @@
# splat Release Notes
### 0.19.0: vram_classes
* New top-level yaml feature: `vram_classes`. This allows you to make common definitions for vram locations that can be applied to multiple segments. Please see the [documentation](docs/VramClasses.md) for more details!
* Renamed `ld_use_follows` to `ld_use_symbolic_vram_addresses` to more accurately describe what it's doing
* Renamed `vram_of_symbol` segment option to `vram_symbol` to provide consistency between the segment-level option and the vram class field.
* Removed `appears_after_overlays_addr` symbol_addrs option in favor of specifying this behavior with `vram_classes`
* Removed `dead` symbol_addrs option
* A warning is now emitted when the `sha1` top-level yaml option is not provided. Adding this is highly recommended, as it prevents errors using splat in which the wrong binary is provided.
### 0.18.3
* splat now will emit a `FILL(0)` statement on each segment of a linker script by default, to customize this behavior use the `ld_fill_value` yaml option or the per-segment `ld_fill_value` option.
* New yaml option: `ld_fill_value`
* Allows to specify the value of the `FILL` statement generated on every segment of the linker script.
* It must be either an integer, which will be used as the parameter for the `FILL` statement, or `null`, which tells splat to not emit `FILL` statements.
* This behavior can be customized per segment too.
* New per segment option: `ld_fill_value`
* Allows to specify the value of the `FILL` statement generated for this specific top-level segment of the linker script, ignoring the global configuration.
* If not set, then the global configuration is used.
### 0.18.2
* Fix rodata migration for `.rdata` sections (and other rodata sections that don't use the name `.rodata`)
* `spimdisasm` 1.18.0 or above is now required.
### 0.18.1
* New yaml options: `check_consecutive_segment_types`
* Allows to turn off checking for segment types not being in a consecutive order
* New option for segments: `linker_section_order` and `linker_section`
* `linker_section_order`: Allows overriding the section order used for linker script generation. Useful when a section of a file is not between the other sections of the same type in the ROM, for example a file having its data section between other files's rodata.
* `linker_section`: Allows to override the `.section` directive that will be used when generating the disassembly of the corresponding section, without needing to write an extension segment. This also affects the section name that will be used during link time. Useful for sections with special names, like an executable section named `.start`
### 0.18.0
* `symbol_addrs` parsing checks:
* Enforce lines contain a single `;`
* Enforce no duplicates (same vram, same rom)
### 0.17.3
* Move wiki to the `docs` folder
* Added the ability to specify `find_file_boundaries` on a per segment basis
* Fix `cpp` segment not symbolizing rodata symbols properly
### 0.17.2
* Added more support for PS2 elf files
### 0.17.1
* New yaml options: `ld_sections_allowlist` and `ld_sections_denylist`
* `ld_sections_allowlist`: A list of sections to preserve during link time. It can be useful to preserve debugging sections.
* `ld_sections_denylist`: A list of sections to discard during link time. It can be useful to avoid using the wildcard discard. Note that this option does not turn off `ld_discard_section`.
### 0.17.0
* BREAKING: Linker script generation now imposes the specified `section_order`, which may not completely reflect the yaml order.
* In case this new linker script generation can't be properly adapted to a repo, the old generation can be reenabled by using the `ld_legacy_generation` flag as a temporary solution. Keep in mind this option may be removed in the future.
* New yaml options related to linker script generation: `ld_partial_linking`, `ld_partial_scripts_path`, `ld_partial_build_segments_path`, `elf_path`, `ld_dependencies`
* `ld_partial_linking`: Changes how the linker script is generated, allowing partially linking each segment. This allows for faster linking times when making changes to files at the cost of a slower build time from a clean build and loosing filepaths in the mapfile. This is also known as "incremental linking". This option requires both `ld_partial_scripts_path` and `ld_partial_build_segments_path`.
* `ld_partial_scripts_path`: Folder were each intermediary linker script will be written to.
* `ld_partial_build_segments_path`: Folder where the built partially linked segments will be placed by the build system.
* `elf_path`: Path to the final elf target.
* `ld_dependencies`: Generate a dependency file for every linker script generated, including the main linker script and the ones for partial linking. Dependency files will have the same path and name as the corresponding linker script, but changing the extension to `.d`. Requires `elf_path` to be set.
* New misc yaml options: `asm_function_alt_macro` and `ique_symbols`
* `asm_function_alt_macro`: Allows to use a different label on symbols that are in the middle of functions (that are not branch targets of any kind) than the one used for the label for functions, allowing for alternative function entrypoints.
* `ique_symbols` Automatically fills libultra symbols that are exclusive for iQue. This option is ignored if platform is not N64.
* New "incbin" segments: `textbin`, `databin` and `rodatabin`
* Allows to specify binary blobs to be linked in a specific section instead of the data default.
* If a `textbin` section has a corresponding `databin` and/or `rodatabin` section with the same name then those will be included in the same generated assembly file.
* If a known symbol matches the vram of a incbin section then it will be emitted properly, allowing for better integration with the rest of splat's symbol system.
* `spimdisasm` 1.17.0 or above is now required.
### 0.16.10
* Produce an error if subsegments do not have an ascending vram order.
* This can happen because bss subsegments need their vram to be specified explicitly.
### 0.16.9
* Add command line argument `--disassemble-all`, which has the same effect as the `disassemble_all` yaml option so will disamble already matched functions as well as migrated data.
* Note: the command line argument takes precedence over the yaml, so will take effect even if the yaml option is set to false.
### 0.16.8
* Avoid ignoring the `align` defined in a segment for `code` segments
### 0.16.7
* Use `pylibyaml` to speed-up yaml parsing
### 0.16.6
* Add option `ld_rom_start`.
* Allows offsetting rom address linker symbols by some arbitrary value.
* Useful for SN64 games which often have rom addresses offset by 0xB0000000.
* Defaults to 0.
### 0.16.5
* Add option `segment_symbols_style`.
* Allows changing the style of the generated segment symbols in the linker script.
* Possible values:
* `splat`: The current style for segment symbols.
* `makerom`: Style that aims to be compatible with makerom generated symbols.
* Defaults to `splat`.
### 0.16.4
* Add `get_section_flags` method to the `Segment` class.
* Useful for providing linker section flags when creating a custom section when making splat extensions.
* This may be necessary for some custom section types, because sections unrecognized by the linker will not link its data properly.
* More info about section flags: <https://sourceware.org/binutils/docs/as/Section.html#ELF-Version>
### 0.16.3
* Add `--stdout-only` flag. Redirects the progress bar output to `stdout` instead of `stderr`.
* Add a check to prevent relocs with duplicated rom addresses.
* Check empty functions only have 2 instructions before autodecompiling them.
### 0.16.2
* Add option `disassemble_all`. If enabled then already matched functions and migrated data will be disassembled to files anyways.
### 0.16.1
* Various changes so that series of image and palette subsegments can have `auto` rom addresses (as long as the first can find its rom address from the parent segment or its own definition)
### 0.16.0
@ -429,10 +555,10 @@ Internally, there's a new Symbol class which stores information about a symbol a
## 0.5 The Rename Update
* n64splat name changed to splat
* Some refactoring was done to support other platforms besides n64 in the future
* Some refactoring was done to support other platforms besides n64 in the future
* New `platform` option, which defaults to `n64`
* This will cause breaking changes in custom segments, so please refer to one of the changes in one of the n64 base segments for details
* Support for custom artifact paths
* Support for custom artifact paths
* New `undefined_syms_auto_path` option
* New `undefined_funcs_auto_path` option
* New `cache_path` option

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@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
# splat
A binary splitting tool to assist with decompilation and modding projects
Currently, only N64 and PSX binaries are supported.
Currently, only N64, PSX, and PS2 binaries are supported.
Please check out the [wiki](https://github.com/ethteck/splat/wiki) for more information including [examples](https://github.com/ethteck/splat/wiki/Examples) of projects that use splat.

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@ -4,15 +4,16 @@ import argparse
import sys
from pathlib import Path
from segtypes.gc.rarc import GcSegRarc
from util.gc import gcinfo
from util.n64 import find_code_length, rominfo
from util.psx import psxexeinfo
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(
description="Create a splat config from an N64 ROM or a GameCube disc image."
description="Create a splat config from an N64 ROM, PSX executable, or a GameCube disc image."
)
parser.add_argument(
"file", help="Path to a .z64/.n64 ROM, PSX executable, or .iso/.gcm GameCube image"
)
parser.add_argument("file", help="Path to a .z64/.n64 ROM or .iso/.gcm GameCube image")
def main(file_path: Path):
@ -31,6 +32,12 @@ def main(file_path: Path):
# Check for GC disc image
if int.from_bytes(file_bytes[0x1C:0x20], byteorder="big") == 0xC2339F3D:
create_gc_config(file_path, file_bytes)
return
# Check for PSX executable
if file_bytes[0:8] == b"PS-X EXE":
create_psx_config(file_path, file_bytes)
return
def create_n64_config(rom_path: Path):
@ -45,25 +52,50 @@ sha1: {rom.sha1}
options:
basename: {basename}
target_path: {rom_path.with_suffix(".z64")}
elf_path: build/{basename}.elf
base_path: .
compiler: {rom.compiler}
find_file_boundaries: True
header_encoding: {rom.header_encoding}
platform: n64
# undefined_funcs_auto: True
# undefined_funcs_auto_path: undefined_funcs_auto.txt
# undefined_syms_auto: True
# undefined_syms_auto_path: undefined_syms_auto.txt
# symbol_addrs_path: symbol_addrs.txt
compiler: {rom.compiler}
# asm_path: asm
# src_path: src
# build_path: build
# extensions_path: tools/splat_ext
# mips_abi_float_regs: o32
# create_asm_dependencies: True
ld_script_path: {basename}.ld
ld_dependencies: True
find_file_boundaries: True
header_encoding: {rom.header_encoding}
o_as_suffix: True
use_legacy_include_asm: False
mips_abi_float_regs: o32
asm_function_macro: glabel
asm_jtbl_label_macro: jlabel
asm_data_macro: dlabel
# section_order: [".text", ".data", ".rodata", ".bss"]
# auto_all_sections: [".data", ".rodata", ".bss"]
symbol_addrs_path:
- symbol_addrs.txt
reloc_addrs_path:
- reloc_addrs.txt
# undefined_funcs_auto_path: undefined_funcs_auto.txt
# undefined_syms_auto_path: undefined_syms_auto.txt
extensions_path: tools/splat_ext
# string_encoding: ASCII
# data_string_encoding: ASCII
rodata_string_guesser_level: 2
data_string_guesser_level: 2
# libultra_symbols: True
# hardware_regs: True
# gfx_ucode: # one of [f3d, f3db, f3dex, f3dexb, f3dex2]
"""
first_section_end = find_code_length.run(rom_bytes, 0x1000, rom.entry_point)
@ -187,6 +219,102 @@ segments:
f.write(segments)
def create_psx_config(exe_path: Path, exe_bytes: bytes):
exe = psxexeinfo.PsxExe.get_info(exe_path, exe_bytes)
basename = exe_path.name.replace(" ", "").lower()
header = f"""\
name: {exe_path.name}
sha1: {exe.sha1}
options:
basename: {basename}
target_path: {exe_path}
base_path: .
platform: psx
compiler: GCC
# asm_path: asm
# src_path: src
# build_path: build
# create_asm_dependencies: True
ld_script_path: {basename}.ld
find_file_boundaries: False
gp_value: 0x{exe.initial_gp:08X}
o_as_suffix: True
use_legacy_include_asm: False
asm_function_macro: glabel
asm_jtbl_label_macro: jlabel
asm_data_macro: dlabel
section_order: [".rodata", ".text", ".data", ".bss"]
# auto_all_sections: [".data", ".rodata", ".bss"]
symbol_addrs_path:
- symbol_addrs.txt
reloc_addrs_path:
- reloc_addrs.txt
# undefined_funcs_auto_path: undefined_funcs_auto.txt
# undefined_syms_auto_path: undefined_syms_auto.txt
extensions_path: tools/splat_ext
subalign: 2
string_encoding: ASCII
data_string_encoding: ASCII
rodata_string_guesser_level: 2
data_string_guesser_level: 2
"""
segments = f"""\
segments:
- name: header
type: header
start: 0x0
- name: main
type: code
start: 0x800
vram: 0x{exe.destination_vram:X}
bss_size: 0x{exe.bss_size:X}
subsegments:
"""
text_offset = exe.text_offset
if text_offset != 0x800:
segments += f"""\
- [0x800, rodata, 800]
"""
segments += f"""\
- [0x{text_offset:X}, asm, {text_offset:X}]
"""
if exe.data_vram != 0 and exe.data_size != 0:
data_offset = exe.data_offset
segments += f"""\
- [0x{data_offset:X}, data, {data_offset:X}]
"""
if exe.bss_size != 0:
segments += f"""\
- {{ start: 0x{exe.size:X}, type: bss, name: {exe.bss_vram:X}, vram: 0x{exe.bss_vram:X} }}
"""
segments += f"""\
- [0x{exe.size:X}]
"""
out_file = f"{basename}.yaml"
with open(out_file, "w", newline="\n") as f:
print(f"Writing config to {out_file}")
f.write(header)
f.write(segments)
if __name__ == "__main__":
args = parser.parse_args()
main(Path(args.file))

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@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ from typing import Set
class SpimdisasmDisassembler(disassembler.Disassembler):
# This value should be kept in sync with the version listed on requirements.txt
SPIMDISASM_MIN = (1, 16, 0)
SPIMDISASM_MIN = (1, 18, 0)
def configure(self, opts: SplatOpts):
# Configure spimdisasm
@ -80,6 +80,7 @@ class SpimdisasmDisassembler(disassembler.Disassembler):
spimdisasm.common.GlobalConfig.GP_VALUE = opts.gp
spimdisasm.common.GlobalConfig.ASM_TEXT_LABEL = opts.asm_function_macro
spimdisasm.common.GlobalConfig.ASM_TEXT_ALT_LABEL = opts.asm_function_alt_macro
spimdisasm.common.GlobalConfig.ASM_JTBL_LABEL = opts.asm_jtbl_label_macro
spimdisasm.common.GlobalConfig.ASM_DATA_LABEL = opts.asm_data_macro
spimdisasm.common.GlobalConfig.ASM_TEXT_END_LABEL = opts.asm_end_label
@ -102,12 +103,13 @@ class SpimdisasmDisassembler(disassembler.Disassembler):
opts.allow_data_addends
)
spimdisasm.common.GlobalConfig.ASM_GENERATED_BY = opts.asm_generated_by
spimdisasm.common.GlobalConfig.DISASSEMBLE_UNKNOWN_INSTRUCTIONS = (
opts.disasm_unknown
)
if opts.compiler == compiler.GCC and opts.platform == "ps2":
rabbitizer.config.toolchainTweaks_treatJAsUnconditionalBranch = False
def check_version(self, skip_version_check: bool, splat_version: str):
if not skip_version_check and spimdisasm.__version_info__ < self.SPIMDISASM_MIN:
log.error(

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@ -1,12 +1,9 @@
import spimdisasm
from util import symbols
from typing import Optional, Set, Tuple
from segtypes.segment import Segment
from util import log, options, symbols
from abc import ABC, abstractmethod
from typing import Callable
from typing import Optional
import spimdisasm
from util import options, symbols
class DisassemblerSection(ABC):

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Symbols (i.e. labelling a function or variable) are controlled by the `symbols_addrs.txt` file.
The format for defining symbols is:
```ini
symbol = address; // option1:value1 option2:value2
```
e.g.
```ini
osInitialize = 0x801378C0; // type:func
```
:information_source: The file used can be overridden via the `symbol_addrs_path` setting in the global `options` section of the splat yaml. This option can also accept a list of paths, allowing for symbols to be organized in multiple files.
## symbol
This is the name of the symbol and can be any valid C variable name, e.g. `myCoolFunction` or `gReticulatedSplineCounter`
## address
This is the VRAM address expressed in hexadecimal, e.g. `0x80001050`
## options
An optional `key:pair` list of settings, note that each option should be separated by whitespace, but there should be no whitespace between the key:value pairs themselves.
### `type`
Override splat's automatic type detection, possible values are:
- `func`: Functions
- `jtbl`: Jumptables
- `jtbl_label`: Jumptables labels (inside functions)
- `label`: Branch labels (inside functions)
- `s8`, `u8`: To specify data/rodata to be disassembled as `.byte`s
- `s16`, `u16`: To specify data/rodata to be disassembled as `.short`s
- `s32`, `u32`: To specify data/rodata to be disassembled as `.word`s (the default)
- `s64`, `u64`: :man_shrugging:
- `f32`, `Vec3f`: To specify data/rodata to be disassembled as `.float`s
- `f64`: To specify data/rodata to be disassembled as `.double`s
- `asciz`, `char*`, `char`: C strings (disassembled as `.asciz`)
- Any custom type starting with a capital letter (will default to `.word`s)
Any other type will produce an error.
**Example:**
```ini
minFrameSize = 0x80241D08; // type:s32
```
### `size`
The size of the function or the size of the data depending on the type of the symbol. It specifies a size in bytes. e.g. `size:0x10`.
**Example:**
```ini
RawHuffmanTable = 0x8022E0E0; // type:symbol size:0x100
```
### `rom`
The ROM offset for the symbol, useful (potentially mandatory) for symbols in overlays where multiple symbols could share the same VRAM address.
**Example:**
```ini
create_particle_effect = 0x802D5F4C; // type:func rom:0x6E75FC
```
### `segment`
Allows specifying to which specific segment this symbol belongs to, useful to disambiguate symbols from segments that share the same VRAM address. This name must be the same as the name of a segment listed in the yaml.
**Example:**
```ini
sMenuTexture = 0x06004040; // segment:menu_assets
```
### `name_end`
Emits a symbol after the end of the data of the current symbol. Useful to reference the end of an assembly symbol, like RSP data.
**Example:**
```ini
rspbootTextStart = 0x80084690; // name_end:rspbootTextEnd
```
### `defined`
Forces the symbol to be defined - i.e. prevent it from appearing in `undefined_syms_auto.txt` should splat not encounter the symbol during the symbol detection phase.
**Example:**
```ini
__osDpDeviceBusy = 0x8014B3D0; // defined:true
```
### `extract`
TBD
### `ignore`
Prevents an address from being symbolized and referenced. Useful to get a finer control over the disassembled output.
**Example:**
```ini
D_A0000000 = 0xA0000000; // ignore:true
```
It can also be combined with the `size` attribute to avoid a range of addresses of being symbolized.
**Example:**
```ini
D_80000000 = 0x80000000; // ignore:true size:0x10
```
### `force_migration` and `force_not_migration`
Grants a finer control over the automatic rodata migration to functions. This may be required because of the migration heuristic failing to migrate (or to not migrate) a symbol, producing a disordered rodata section. Forcing the migration of a rodata symbol to a function will only work if that function references said rodata symbol. Forcing the not-migration of a rodata symbol always works.
This attribute is ignored if the `migrate_rodata_to_functions` option is disabled.
**Example:**
```ini
jtbl_800B13D0 = 0x800B13D0; // type:jtbl force_migration:True
STR_800B32A8 = 0x800C9520; // type:asciz force_not_migration:True
```
### `allow_addend` and `dont_allow_addend`
Allows this symbol to reference (or not reference) other symbols with an addend.
This attribute overrides the global `allow_data_addends` option.
**Example:**
```ini
aspMainTextStart = 0x80084760; // dont_allow_addend:True
```

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## Writing custom segment handler
The following list contains examples of custom segments:
- [RNC](https://github.com/mkst/sssv/blob/master/tools/splat_ext/rnc.py)
- [Vtx](https://github.com/mkst/sssv/blob/master/tools/splat_ext/sssv_vtx.py)
- [Multiple](https://github.com/pmret/papermario/tree/main/tools/splat_ext)

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Splat has various options for configuration, all of which are listed under the `options` section of the yaml file.
## Project configuration
### base_path
Path that all other configured paths are relative to.
#### Usage
```yaml
base_path: path/to/base/folder
```
#### Default
`.` *(Current directory)*
### target_path
Path to target binary.
#### Usage
```yaml
target_path: path/to/target/binary
```
### elf_path
Path to the final elf target
#### Default
Path to the binary that was used as the input to `create_config.py`
### platform
The target platform for the binary. Options are
- `n64` (Nintendo 64)
- `psx` (PlayStation 1)
- `ps2` (PlayStation 2)
- `gc` (GameCube)
#### Usage
```yaml
platform: psx
```
### compiler
Compiler used to build the binary.
splat recognizes the following compilers, and it will adapt it behavior accordingly for them, but unknown compilers can be passed as well:
- GCC
- SN64
- IDO
#### Usage
```yaml
compiler: IDO
```
#### Default
`ido`
### endianness
Determines the endianness of the target binary. If not set, the endiannesss will be guessed from the selected platform.
Valid values:
- big
- little
### section_order
Determines the default section order of the target binary. This can be overridden per-segment.
Expects a list of strings.
### generated_c_preamble
String that is placed before the contents of newly-generated `.c` files.
#### Usage
```yaml
generated_c_preamble: #include "header.h"
```
#### Default
`#include "common.h"`
### generated_s_preamble
String that is placed before the contents of newly-generated assembly (`.s`) files.
#### Usage
```yaml
generated_s_preamble: .set fp=64
```
### o_as_suffix
Determines whether to replace the suffix of the file to `.o` or to append `.o` to the suffix of the file.
### gp_value
The value of the `$gp` register to correctly calculate offset to `%gp_rel` relocs.
### check_consecutive_segment_types
By default splat will check and error if there are any non consecutive segment types.
This option disables said feature.
#### Usage
```yaml
# Disable checking for non-consecutive segments
check_consecutive_segment_types: False
```
## Paths
### asset_path
Path to output split asset files.
#### Usage
```yaml
asset_path: path/to/assets/folder
```
#### Default
`assets`
### symbol_addrs_path
Determines the path to the symbol addresses file(s). A `symbol_addrs` file is to be updated/curated manually and contains addresses of symbols as well as optional metadata such as rom address, type, and more
It's possible to use more than one file by supplying a list instead of a string
#### Usage
```yaml
symbol_addrs_path: path/to/symbol_addrs
```
#### Default
`symbol_addrs.txt`
### reloc_addrs_paths
### build_path
Path that built files will be found. Used for generation of the linker script.
#### Usage
```yaml
build_path: path/to/build/folder
```
#### Default
`build`
### src_path
Path to split `.c` files.
#### Usage
```yaml
src_path: path/to/src/folder
```
#### Default
`src`
### asm_path
Path to output split assembly files.
#### Usage
```yaml
asm_path: path/to/asm/folder
```
#### Default
`asm`
### data_path
Determines the path to the asm data directory
### nonmatchings_path
Determines the path to the asm nonmatchings directory
### cache_path
Path to splat cache
#### Usage
```yaml
cache_path: path/to/splat/cache
```
#### Default
`.splat_cache`
### create_undefined_funcs_auto
If `True`, splat will generate an `undefined_funcs_auto.txt` file.
#### Usage
```yaml
create_undefined_funcs_auto: False
```
#### Default
`True`
### undefined_funcs_auto_path
Path to file containing automatically defined functions.
#### Usage
```yaml
undefined_funcs_auto_path: path/to/undefined_funcs_auto.txt
```
#### Default
`undefined_funcs_auto.txt`
### create_undefined_syms_auto
If `True`, splat will generate an `undefined_syms_auto.txt` file.
#### Usage
```yaml
create_undefined_syms_auto: False
```
#### Default
`True`
### undefined_syms_auto_path
Path to file containing automatically defined symbols.
#### Usage
```yaml
undefined_syms_auto_path: path/to/undefined_syms_auto.txt
```
#### Default
`undefined_syms_auto.txt`
### extensions_path
If you are using splat extension(s), this is the path they will be loaded from.
#### Usage
```yaml
extensions_path: path/to/extensions/folder
```
#### Default
`tools/splat_ext`
### lib_path
Determines the path to library files that are to be linked into the target binary
### elf_section_list_path
Path to file containing elf section list.
#### Usage
```yaml
elf_section_list_path: path/to/elf_sections
```
#### Default
`elf_sections.txt`
## Linker script
### subalign
Sub-alignment (in bytes) of sections.
#### Usage
```yaml
subalign: 4
```
#### Default
`16`
### auto_all_sections
TODO
### ld_script_path
Path to output ld script.
#### Usage
```yaml
ld_script_path: path/to/ld/script.ld
```
#### Default
`{basename}.ld`
### ld_symbol_header_path
Path to output a header containing linker symbols.
#### Usage
```yaml
ld_symbol_header_path: path/to/linker_symbol_header
```
### ld_discard_section
Determines whether to add a discard section to the linker script
### ld_section_labels
Determines the list of section labels that are to be added to the linker script
### ld_wildcard_sections
Determines whether to add wildcards for section linking in the linker script (.rodata* for example)
### ld_use_symbolic_vram_addreses
Determines whether to use `follows_vram` (segment option) and `vram_symbol` / `follows_classes` (vram_class options) to calculate vram addresses in the linker script.
Enabled by default. If disabled, this uses the plain integer values for vram addresses defined in the yaml.
### ld_partial_linking
Change linker script generation to allow partially linking segments. Requires both `ld_partial_scripts_path` and `ld_partial_build_segments_path` to be set.
### ld_partial_scripts_path
Folder were each intermediary linker script will be written to.
### ld_partial_build_segments_path
Folder where the built partially linked segments will be placed by the build system.
### ld_dependencies
Generate a dependency file for every linker script generated. Dependency files will have the same path and name as the corresponding linker script, but changing the extension to `.d`. Requires `elf_path` to be set.
### ld_legacy_generation
Legacy linker script generation does not impose the section_order specified in the yaml options or per-segment options.
### segment_end_before_align
If enabled, the end symbol for each segment will be placed before the alignment directive for the segment
### segment_symbols_style
Controls the style of the auto-generated segment symbols in the linker script.
Possible values:
- splat
- makerom
### ld_rom_start
Specifies the starting offset for rom address symbols in the linker script.
### ld_fill_value
Allows to specify the value of the `FILL` statement generated on every segment of the linker script.
It must be either an integer, which will be used as the parameter for the `FILL` statement, or `null`, which tells splat to not emit `FILL` statements.
This behavior can be customized per segment too. See [ld_fill_value](Segments.md#ld_fill_value) on the Segments section.
Defaults to 0.
## C file options
### create_c_files
Determines whether to create new c files if they don't exist
### auto_decompile_empty_functions
Determines whether to "auto-decompile" empty functions
### do_c_func_detection
Determines whether to detect matched/unmatched functions in existing c files so we can avoid creating `.s` files for already-decompiled functions.
### c_newline
Determines the newline char(s) to be used in c files
## (Dis)assembly-related options
### symbol_name_format
Determine the format that symbols should be named by default
### symbol_name_format_no_rom
Same as `symbol_name_format` but for symbols with no rom address
### find_file_boundaries
Determines whether to detect and hint to the user about likely file splits when disassembling.
This setting can also be set on a per segment basis, if you'd like to enable or disable detection for specific segments. This could be useful when you are confident you identified all subsegments in a segment, yet `splat` still hints that subsegments could be split.
### pair_rodata_to_text
Determines whether to detect and hint to the user about possible rodata sections corresponding to a text section
### migrate_rodata_to_functions
Determines whether to attempt to automatically migrate rodata into functions
### asm_inc_header
Determines the header to be used in every asm file that's included from c files
### asm_function_macro
Determines the macro used to declare functions in asm files
### asm_function_alt_macro
Determines the macro used to declare symbols in the middle of functions in asm files (which may be alternative entries)
### asm_jtbl_label_macro
Determines the macro used to declare jumptable labels in asm files
### asm_data_macro
Determines the macro used to declare data symbols in asm files
### asm_end_label
Determines the macro used at the end of a function, such as endlabel or .end
### asm_emit_size_directive
Toggles the .size directive emitted by the disassembler
### include_macro_inc
Determines including the macro.inc file on non-migrated rodata variables
### mnemonic_ljust
Determines the number of characters to left align before the instruction
### rom_address_padding
Determines whether to pad the rom address
### mips_abi_gpr
Determines which ABI names to use for general purpose registers
### mips_abi_float_regs
Determines which ABI names to use for floating point registers.
Valid values:
- numeric
- o32
- n32
- n64
`o32`` is highly recommended, as it provides logically named registers for floating point instructions.
For more info, see https://gist.github.com/EllipticEllipsis/27eef11205c7a59d8ea85632bc49224d
### add_set_gp_64
Determines whether to add ".set gp=64" to asm/hasm files
### create_asm_dependencies
Generate `.asmproc.d` dependency files for each C file which still reference functions in assembly files
### string_encoding
Global option for rodata string encoding. This can be overriden per segment
### data_string_encoding
Global option for data string encoding. This can be overriden per segment
### rodata_string_guesser_level
Global option for the rodata string guesser. 0 disables the guesser completely.
### data_string_guesser_level
Global option for the data string guesser. 0 disables the guesser completely.
### allow_data_addends
Global option for allowing data symbols using addends on symbol references. It can be overriden per symbol
### disasm_unknown
Tells the disassembler to try disassembling functions with unknown instructions instead of falling back to disassembling as raw data
### detect_redundant_function_end
Tries to detect redundant and unreferenced functions ends and merge them together. This option is ignored if the compiler is not set to IDO.
### disassemble_all
Don't skip disassembling already matched functions and migrated sections
## N64-specific options
### header_encoding
Used to specify what encoding should be used used when parsing the N64 ROM header.
#### Default
`ASCII`
### gfx_ucode
Determines the type gfx ucode (used by gfx segments)
Valid options are:
- f3d
- f3db
- f3dex
- f3dexb
- f3dex2
### libultra_symbols
Use named libultra symbols by default. Those will need to be added to a linker script manually by the user
### ique_symbols
Use named libultra symbols by default. Those will need to be added to a linker script manually by the user
### hardware_regs
Use named hardware register symbols by default. Those will need to be added to a linker script manually by the user
## Gamecube-specific options
### filesystem_path
Path where the iso's filesystem will be extracted to
## Compiler-specific options
### use_legacy_include_asm
If `True`, generate c files using the longer `INCLUDE_ASM` macro. This is defaulted to `True` to by-default support projects using the longer macro.
#### Usage
```yaml
use_legacy_include_asm: False
```
#### Default
`True`

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The following is a list of projects known to be using **splat** along with the compilers used:
## N64 Projects
- [Aidyn Chronicles](https://github.com/blackgamma7/Aidyn) `unknown` (does not build source)
- [Animal Forest](https://github.com/zeldaret/af) `ido7.1`
- [Banjo Kazooie](https://gitlab.com/banjo.decomp/banjo-kazooie) `ido5.3`
- [Conker's Bad Fur Day](https://github.com/mkst/conker) `ido5.3`
- [Dinosaur Planet](https://github.com/zestydevy/dinosaur-planet) `ido5.3`
- [Dr. Mario 64](https://github.com/AngheloAlf/drmario64) `kmc gcc2.7.2` & `egcs gcc2.91.66`
- [Gauntlet Legends](https://github.com/Drahsid/gauntlet-legends) `kmc gcc2.7.2` (uses old KMC GCC wrapper - do not use for reference)
- [Mario Party 3](https://github.com/PartyPlanner64/mp3) `gcc2.7.2 TBD`
- [Mischief Makers](https://github.com/Drahsid/mischief-makers) `ido5.3`
- [Neon Genesis Evangelion 64](https://github.com/farisawan-2000/evangelion) `kmc gcc2.7.2`
- [Paper Mario](https://github.com/pmret/papermario) `gcc2.8.1`
- [Pokemon Snap](https://github.com/ethteck/pokemonsnap) `ido7.1`
- [Pokemon Stadium](https://github.com/ethteck/pokemonstadium) `ido7.1`
- [Pokémon Puzzle League](https://github.com/AngheloAlf/puzzleleague64) `kmc gcc2.7.2`
- [Rocket Robot on Wheels](https://github.com/RocketRet/Rocket-Robot-On-Wheels) `SN64 (build 970404)`
- [Space Station Silicon Valley](https://github.com/mkst/sssv) `ido5.3`
- [Turok 3](https://github.com/drahsid/turok3) `psyq gcc2.8.0`
- [Yoshi's Story](https://github.com/decompals/yoshis-story) `ido7.1`
## PS1 Projects
- [Evo's Space Adventures](https://github.com/mkst/esa) `psyq 4.6 (gcc2.95)`
- [Final Fantasy 7](https://github.com/Drahsid/ffvii) `psyq <= 4.1 (gcc2.7.2)`
- [Silent Hill](https://github.com/Vatuu/silent-hill-decomp) `psyq <= 4.1 (gcc2.7.2) TBD`
## PS2 Projects
- [Kingdom Hearts](https://github.com/ethteck/kh1) TBD

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This describes an example of how to iteratively edit the splat segments config in order to maximise code and data migration from the binary.
# 1 Initial configuration
After successfully following the [Quickstart](https://github.com/ethteck/splat/wiki/Quickstart), you should have an initial configuration like the one below:
```yaml
- name: main
type: code
start: 0x1060
vram: 0x80070C60
follows_vram: entry
bss_size: 0x3AE70
subsegments:
- [0x1060, asm]
# ... a lot of additional `asm` sections
# This section is found out to contain __osViSwapContext
- [0x25C20, asm, energy_orb_wave]
# ... a lot of additional `asm` sections
- [0x2E450, data]
- [0x3E330, rodata]
# ... a lot of additional `rodata` sections
- { start: 0x3F1B0, type: bss, vram: 0x800E9C20 }
- [0x3F1B0, bin]
```
## 1.1 Match `rodata` to `asm` sections
It's good practice to start pairing `rodata` sections with `asm` sections _before_ changing the `asm` sections into `c` files. This is because rodata may need to be explicitly included within the `c` file (via `INCLUDE_RODATA` or `GLOBAL_ASM` macros).
`splat` provides hints about which `rodata` segments are referenced by which `asm` segments based on references to these symbols within the disassembled functions.
These messages are output when splitting and look like:
```
Rodata segment '3EE10' may belong to the text segment 'energy_orb_wave'
Based on the usage from the function func_0xXXXXXXXX to the symbol D_800AEA10
```
To pair these two sections, simply add the _name_ of the suggested text (i.e. `asm`) segment to the `rodata` segment:
```yaml
- [0x3EE10, rodata, energy_orb_wave] # segment will be paired with a text (i.e. asm or c) segment named "energy_orb_wave"
```
**NOTE:**
By default `migrate_rodata_to_functions` functionality is enabled. This causes splat to include paired rodata along with the disassembled assembly code, allowing it to be linked via `.rodata` segments from the get-go. This guide assumes that you will disable this functionality until you have successfully paired up the segments.
### Troubleshooting
#### Multiple `rodata` segments for a single text segment
Using the following configuration:
```yaml
# ...
- [0x3E900, rodata]
- [0x3E930, rodata]
# ...
```
`splat` outputs a hint that doesn't immediately seem to make sense:
```
Rodata segment '3E900' may belong to the text segment '16100'
Based on the usage from the function func_80085DA0 to the symbol jtbl_800AE500
Rodata segment '3E930' may belong to the text segment '16100'
Based on the usage from the function func_800862C0 to the symbol jtbl_800AE530
```
This hint tells you that `splat` believes one text segment references two `rodata` sections. This usually means that either the `rodata` should not be split at `0x3E930`, or that there is a missing split in the `asm` at `0x16100`, as a text segment can only have one `rodata` segment.
If we assume that the rodata split is incorrect, we can remove the extraneous split:
```yaml
# ...
- [0x3E900, rodata, "16100"]
# ...
```
**NOTE:** Splat uses heuristics to determine `rodata` and `asm` splits and is not perfect - false positives are possible and, if in doubt, double-check the assembly yourself before changing the splits.
### Multiple `asm` segments referring to the same `rodata` segment
Sometimes the opposite is true, and `splat` believes two `asm` segments belong to a single `rodata` segment. In this case, you can split the `asm` segment to make sure two files are not paired with the same `rodata`. Note that this too can be a false positive.
# 2 Disassemble text, data, rodata
Let's say you want to start decompiling the subsegment at `0x25C20` (`energy_orb_wave`). Start by replacing the `asm` type with `c`, and then re-run splat.
```yaml
- [0x25C20, c, energy_orb_wave]
# ...
- [0x3EE10, rodata, energy_orb_wave]
```
This will disassemble the ROM at `0x25C20` as code, creating individual `.s` files for each function found. The output will be located in `{asm_path}/nonmatchings/energy_orb_wave/<function_name>.s`.
Assuming `data` and `rodata` segments have been paired with the `c` segment, splat will generate `{asm_path}/energy_orb_wave.data.s` and `{asm_path}/energy_orb_wave.rodata.s` respectively.
Finally, splat will generate a C file, at `{src_path}/energy_orb_wave.c` containing macros that will be used to include all disassembled function assembly.
**NOTE:**
- the path for where assembly is written can be configured via `asm_path`, the default is `{base_dir}/asm`
- the source code path can be configured via `src_path`, the default is `{base_path}/src`
## Macros
The macros to include text/rodata assembly are different for GCC vs IDO compiler:
**GCC**: `INCLUDE_ASM` & `INCLUDE_RODATA` (text/rodata respectively)
**IDO**: `GLOBAL_ASM`
These macros must be defined in an included header, which splat currently does not produce.
For a GCC example, see the [include.h](https://github.com/AngheloAlf/drmario64/blob/master/include/include_asm.h) from the Dr. Mario project.
For IDO, you will need to use [asm-processor](https://github.com/simonlindholm/asm-processor) in order to include assembly code within the c files.
# 3 Decompile text
This involved back and forth between `.c` and `.s` files:
- editing the `data.s`, `rodata.s` files to add/fixup symbols at the proper locations
- decompiling functions, declaring symbols (`extern`s) in the `.c`
The linker script links
- `.text` (only) from the `.o` built from `energy_orb_wave.c`
- `.data` (only) from the `.o` built from `energy_orb_wave.data.s`
- `.rodata` (only) from the `.o` built from `energy_orb_wave.rodata.s`
# 4 Decompile (ro)data
Migrate data to the .c file, using raw values, lists or structs as appropriate code.
Once you have paired the rodata and text segments together, you can enabled `migrate_rodata_to_functions`. This will add the paired rodata into each individual function's assembly file, and therefore, the rodata will end up in the compiled .o file.
To link the .data/.rodata from the .o built from the .c file (instead of from the .s files), the subsegments must be changed from:
```yaml
- [0x42100, c, energy_orb_wave]
- [0x42200, data, energy_orb_wave] # extract data at this ROM address as energy_orb_wave.data.s
- [0x42300, rodata, energy_orb_wave] # extract rodata at this ROM address as energy_orb_wave.rodata.s
```
to:
```yaml
- [0x42100, c, energy_orb_wave]
- [0x42200, .data, energy_orb_wave] # take the .data section from the compiled c file named energy_orb_wave
- [0x42300, .rodata, energy_orb_wave] # take the .rodata section from the compiled c file named energy_orb_wave
```
**NOTE:**
If using `auto_all_section` and there are no other `data`/`.data`/`rodata`/`.rodata` in the subsegments in the code segment, the subsegments can also be changed to
```yaml
- [0x42100, c, energy_orb_wave]
- [0x42200]
```
# 5 Decompile bss
`bss` works in a similar way to data/rodata. However, `bss` is usually discarded from the final binary, which makes it somewhat tricker to migrate.
The `bss` segment will create assembly files that are full of `space`. The `.bss` segment will link the `.bss` section of the referenced `c` file.
# 6 Done!
`.text`, `.data`, `.rodata` and `.bss` are linked from the .o built from `energy_orb_wave.c` which now has everything to match when building
The assembly files (functions .s, data.s and rodata.s files) can be deleted

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### What is splat?
**splat** is a binary splitting tool, written in Python. Its goal is to support the successful disassembly and then rebuilding of binary data.
It is the spiritual successor to [n64split](https://github.com/queueRAM/sm64tools/blob/master/n64split.c), originally written to handle N64 ROMs, it now has limited support for PSX and PS2 binaries.
MIPS code disassembly is handled via [spimdisasm](https://github.com/Decompollaborate/spimdisasm/).
There are a number of asset types built-in (e.g. various image formats, N64 Vtx data, etc), and it is designed to be simple to extend by writing your own custom types that can do anything you want as part of the **splat** pipeline.
### How does it work?
**splat** takes a [yaml](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YAML) configuration file which tells it *where* and *how* to split a given file. Symbols can be mapped to addresses (and their types provided) via an optional "symbol_addrs" file.
**splat** runs two distinct phases: scan and split.
The _scan_ phase makes a first pass over the data and performs the initial disassembly of code and data. During the _split_ phase, information gathered during the _scan_ phase is used and files & data are written out to disk.
After scanning and splitting, **splat** will output a linker script that can be used as part of re-building the input file.
### Sounds great, how do I get started?
Have a look at the [Quickstart](https://github.com/ethteck/splat/wiki/Quickstart), or check out the [Examples](https://github.com/ethteck/splat/wiki/Examples) page to see projects that are using **splat**.

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> **Note**: This quickstart is written with N64 ROMs in mind, and the assumption that you are using Ubuntu 20.04 either natively, via WSL2 or via Docker.
For the purposes of this quickstart, we will assume that we are going to split a game called `mygame` and we have the ROM in `.z64` format named `baserom.z64`.
Create a directory for `~/mygame` and `cd` into it:
```sh
mkdir -p ${HOME}/mygame && cd ${HOME}/mygame
```
Copy the `baserom.z64` file into the `mygame` directory inside your home directory.
### System packages
#### Python 3.8
Ensure you are have **Python 3.8** or higher installed:
```sh
$ python3 --version
Python 3.8.10
```
If you get `bash: python3: command not found` install it with the following command:
```sh
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y python3 python3-pip
```
#### Git
Ensure you have **git**:
```sh
$ git --version
```
If you get `bash: git: command not found`, install it with the following command:
```sh
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y git
```
## Checkout the repository
We will clone **splat** into a `tools` directory to keep things organised:
```sh
git clone https://github.com/ethteck/splat.git tools/splat
```
## Python packages
Run the following to install the prerequisite Python packages:
```sh
python3 -m pip install -r ./tools/splat/requirements.txt
```
## Create a config file for your baserom
**splat** has a script that will generate a `yaml` file for your ROM.
```sh
python3 tools/splat/create_config.py baserom.z64
```
The `yaml` file generated will be named based upon the name of the ROM (taken from its header). The example below is for Super Mario 64:
```yaml
$ cat supermario64.yaml
name: Super Mario 64 (North America)
sha1: 9bef1128717f958171a4afac3ed78ee2bb4e86ce
options:
basename: supermario64
target_path: baserom.z64
base_path: .
compiler: IDO
find_file_boundaries: True
# platform: n64
# undefined_funcs_auto_path: undefined_funcs_auto.txt
# undefined_syms_auto_path: undefined_syms_auto.txt
# symbol_addrs_path: symbol_addrs.txt
# undefined_syms_path: undefined_syms.txt
# asm_path: asm
# src_path: src
# build_path: build
# extensions_path: tools/splat_ext
# auto_all_sections: True
segments:
- name: header
type: header
start: 0x0
- name: boot
type: bin
start: 0x40
- name: main
type: code
start: 0x1000
vram: 0x80246000
subsegments:
- [0x1000, asm]
- type: bin
start: 0xE6430
- [0x800000]
```
This is a bare-bones configuration and there is a lot of work required to map out the different sections of the ROM.
## Run splat with your configuration
```sh
python3 tools/splat/split.py supermario64.yaml
```
The output will look something like this:
```
splat 0.7.10.1
Loading and processing symbols
Starting scan
..Segment 1000, function at vram 80246DF8 ends with extra nops, indicating a likely file split.
File split suggestions for this segment will follow in config yaml format:
- [0x1E70, asm]
- [0x3C40, asm]
- [0x45E0, asm]
- [0x6FF0, asm]
# < -- snip -->
- [0xE6060, asm]
- [0xE61F0, asm]
- [0xE6200, asm]
- [0xE6260, asm]
..
Starting split
....
Split 943 KB (11.24%) in defined segments
header: 64 B (0.00%) 1 split, 0 cached
bin: 4 KB (0.05%) 1 split, 0 cached
code: 939 KB (11.19%) 1 split, 0 cached
unknown: 7 MB (88.76%) from unknown bin files
```
Notice that **splat** has found some potential file splits (function start/end with 16 byte alignment padded with nops).
It's up to you to figure out the layout of the ROM.
## Next Steps
The reassembly of the ROM is currently out of scope of this quickstart, as is switching out the `asm` segments for `c`.
You can find a general workflow for using `splat` at [General Workflow](https://github.com/ethteck/splat/wiki/General-Workflow)
Please feel free to improve this guide!

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# Segments
The configuration file for **splat** consists of a number of well-defined segments.
Most segments can be defined as a either a dictionary or a list, however the list syntax is only suitable for simple cases as it does not allow for specifying many of the options a segment type has to offer.
Splat segments' behavior generally falls under two categories: extraction and linking. Some segments will only do extraction, some will only do linking, some both, and some neither. Generally, segments will describe both extraction and linking behavior. Additionally, a segment type whose name starts with a dot (.) will only focus on linking.
## `asm`
**Description:**
Segments designated Assembly, `asm`, will be disassembled via [spimdisasm](https://github.com/Decompollaborate/spimdisasm) and enriched with Symbols based on the contents of the `symbol_addrs` configuration.
**Example:**
```yaml
# as list
- [0xABC, asm, filepath1]
- [0xABC, asm, dir1/filepath2] # this will create filepath2.s inside a directory named dir1
# as dictionary
- name: filepath
type: asm
start: 0xABC
```
### `hasm`
**Description:**
Hand-written Assembly, `hasm`, similar to `asm` except it will not overwrite any existing files. Useful when assembly has been manually edited.
**Example:**
```yaml
# as list
- [0xABC, hasm, filepath]
# as dictionary
- name: filepath
type: hasm
start: 0xABC
```
## `bin`
**Description:**
The `bin`(ary) segment type is for raw data, or data where the type is yet to be determined, data will be written out as raw `.bin` files.
**Example:**
```yaml
# as list
- [0xABC, bin, filepath]
# as dictionary
- name: filepath
type: bin
start: 0xABC
```
## `code`
**Description:**
The 'code' segment type, `code` is a group that can have many `subsegments`. Useful to group sections of code together (e.g. all files part of the same overlay).
**Example:**
```yaml
# must be a dictionary
- name: main
type: code
start: 0x00001000
vram: 0x80125900
subsegments:
- [0x1000, asm, entrypoint]
- [0x1050, c, main]
```
## `c`
**Description:**
The C code segments have two behaviors:
- If the target `.c` file does not exist, a new file will be generated with macros to include the original assembly (macros differ for IDO vs GCC compiler).
- Otherwise the target `.c` file is scanned to determine what assembly needs to be extracted from the ROM.
Assembly that is extracted due to a `c` segment will be written to a `nonmatchings` folder, with one function per file.
**Example:**
```yaml
# as list
- [0xABC, c, filepath]
# as dictionary
- name: filepath
type: c
start: 0xABC
```
## `header`
**Description:**
This is platform specific; parses the data and interprets as a header for e.g. N64 or PS1 elf.
**Example:**
```yaml
# as list
- [0xABC, header, filepath]
# as dictionary
- name: filepath
type: header
start: 0xABC
```
## `data`
**Description:**
Data located in the ROM. Extracted as assembly; integer, float and string types will be attempted to be inferred by the disassembler.
**Example:**
```yaml
# as list
- [0xABC, data, filepath]
# as dictionary
- name: filepath
type: data
start: 0xABC
```
This will created `filepath.data.s` within the `asm` folder.
## `.data`
**Description:**
Data located in the ROM that is linked from a C file. Use the `.data` segment to tell the linker to pull the `.data` section from the compiled object of corresponding `c` segment.
**Example:**
```yaml
# as list
- [0xABC, .data, filepath]
# as dictionary
- name: filepath
type: .data
start: 0xABC
```
**NOTE:** `splat` will not generate any `.data.s` files for these `.` (dot) sections.
## `rodata`
**Description:**
Read-only data located in the ROM, e.g. floats, strings and jump tables. Extracted as assembly; integer, float and string types will be attempted to be inferred by the disassembler.
**Example:**
```yaml
# as list
- [0xABC, rodata, filepath]
# as dictionary
- name: filepath
type: rodata
start: 0xABC
```
This will created `filepath.rodata.s` within the `asm` folder.
## `.rodata`
**Description:**
Read-only data located in the ROM, linked to a C file. Use the `.rodata` segment to tell the linker to pull the `.rodata` section from the compiled object of corresponding `c` segment.
**Example:**
```yaml
# as list
- [0xABC, .rodata, filepath]
# as dictionary
- name: filepath
type: .rodata
start: 0xABC
```
**NOTE:** `splat` will not generate any `.rodata.s` files for these `.` (dot) sections.
## `bss`
**Description:**
`bss` is where variables are placed that have been declared but are not given an initial value. These sections are usually discarded from the final binary (although PSX binaries seem to include them!).
Note that the `bss_size` option needs to be set at segment level for `bss` segments to work correctly.
**Example:**
```yaml
- { start: 0x7D1AD0, type: bss, name: filepath, vram: 0x803C0420 }
```
## `.bss`
**Description:**
Links the `.bss` section of the associated `c` file.
**Example:**
```yaml
- { start: 0x7D1AD0, type: .bss, name: filepath, vram: 0x803C0420 }
```
## Images
**Description:**
**splat** supports most of the [N64 image formats](https://n64squid.com/homebrew/n64-sdk/textures/image-formats/):
- `i`, i.e. `i4` and `i8`
- `ia`, i.e. `ia4`, `ia8`, and `ia16`
- `ci`, i.e. `ci4` and `ci8`
- `rgb`, i.e. `rgba32` and `rgba16`
These segments will parse the image data and dump out a `png` file.
**Note:** Using the dictionary syntax allows for richer configuration.
**Example:**
```yaml
# as list
- [0xABC, i4, filename, width, height]
# as a dictionary
- name: filename
type: i4
start: 0xABC
width: 64
height: 64
flip_x: yes
flip_y: no
```
## General segment options
All splat's segments can be passed extra options for finer configuration. Note that those extra options require to rewrite the entry using the dictionary yaml notation instead of the list one.
### `linker_section_order`
**Description:**
Allows overriding the section order used for linker script generation.
Useful when a section of a file is not between the other sections of the same type in the ROM, for example a file having its data section between other files's rodata.
Take in mind this option may need the [`check_consecutive_segment_types`](Configuration.md#check_consecutive_segment_types) yaml option to be turned off.
**Example:**
```yaml
- [0x400, data, file1]
# data ends
# rodata starts
- [0x800, rodata, file2]
- { start: 0xA00, type: data, name: file3, linker_section_order: .rodata }
- [0xC00, rodata, file4]
```
This will created `file3.data.s` within the `asm` folder, but won't be reordered in the generated linker script to be placed on the data section.
### `linker_section`
**Description:**
Allows to override the `.section` directive that will be used when generating the disassembly of the corresponding section, without needing to write an extension segment. This also affects the section name that will be used during link time.
Useful for sections with special names, like an executable section named `.start`
**Example:**
```yaml
- { start: 0x1000, type: asm, name: snmain, linker_section: .start }
- [0x1070, rdata, libc]
- [0x10A0, rdata, main_030]
```
### `ld_fill_value`
Allows to specify the value of the `FILL` statement generated for this specific top-level segment of the linker script, ignoring the global configuration.
It must be either an integer, which will be used as the parameter for the `FILL` statement, or `null`, which tells splat to not emit a `FILL` statement for this segment.
If not set, then the global configuration is used. See [ld_fill_value](Configuration.md#ld_fill_value) on the Configuration section.
Defaults to the value of the global option.

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# vram classes
Version 0.19.0 introduced `vram_classes`, a new top-level yaml section that can be used to help reduce duplicated data in your yaml and more clearly organize its memory layout.
## Introduction
Before vram classes, you might have had something like this in your yaml:
```yaml
- type: code
start: 0x4269D0
vram: 0x802A9000
vram_symbol: battle_move_end
subsegments: ...
- type: code
start: 0x4273B0
vram: 0x802A9000 # notice same `vram` and `vram_symbol` for both segments
vram_symbol: battle_move_end
subsegments: ...
```
Having to duplicate the vram address and vram_symbol properties for potentially dozens of hundreds of overlay segments is tedious and pollutes your yaml with repeated information that can become out of sync. Enter vram_classes!
```yaml
- type: code
start: 0x4269D0
vram_class: maps
subsegments: ...
- type: code
start: 0x4273B0
vram_class: maps
subsegments: ...
```
Here, we are telling splat that both of these segments use the `maps` vram class. We are now effectively pointing both segments to the same source of information. Now let's look at how vram classes are defined:
## Format
```yaml
options:
...
ld_use_symbolic_vram_addresses: True
...
vram_classes:
- { name: maps, vram: 0x802A9000, vram_symbol: battle_move_end }
```
`vram_classes` is a top-level yaml section that contains a list of vram classes. You can either define them in dict form (as seen above) or list form. However, for list form, only `name` and `vram` are supported (`[maps, 0x802A9000]`). If you want to specify other options, please use the dict form. The fields supported are as follows:
- `name` (required): The name of the class
- `vram` (required): The vram address to be used during disasembly. If `ld_use_symbolic_vram_addresses` is disabled or no `vram_symbol` or `follows_classes` properties are provided, this address will be used in the linker script.
The following properties are optional and only take effect if `ld_use_symbolic_vram_addresses` is enabled:
- `vram_symbol`: The name of the symbol to use in the linker script for this class.
- `follows_classes`: A list of vram class names that this class must come after in memory. If we added `follows_classes: [apples, bananas]` to our above vram_class, this would make all `maps` segments start at the end of all `apples` and `bananas` segments.
The internal linker script symbol name that is chosen for `follows_classes` is the name of the class followed by `_CLASS_VRAM`. You can override this by also specifying `vram_symbol`.

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from util import compiler, log, options, palettes, symbols
from util import options, symbols
def init(target_bytes: bytes):
@ -6,5 +6,7 @@ def init(target_bytes: bytes):
if options.opts.libultra_symbols:
symbols.spim_context.globalSegment.fillLibultraSymbols()
if options.opts.ique_symbols:
symbols.spim_context.globalSegment.fillIQueSymbols()
if options.opts.hardware_regs:
symbols.spim_context.globalSegment.fillHardwareRegs(True)

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def init(target_bytes: bytes):
pass

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intervaltree
colorama
# This value should be keep in sync with the version listed on disassembler/spimdisasm_disassembler.py
spimdisasm>=1.16.0
spimdisasm>=1.18.0
rabbitizer>=1.7.0
pygfxd
n64img>=0.1.4

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#!/bin/bash
# docker build container
docker build --tag splat-build:latest . && \
# get compilers and tools

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class CommonSegBin(CommonSegment):
@staticmethod
def is_data() -> bool:
return True
def out_path(self) -> Optional[Path]:
return options.opts.asset_path / self.dir / f"{self.name}.bin"

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import os
import re
from pathlib import Path
from typing import Optional, Set, List, Tuple
from typing import Optional, Set, List
import spimdisasm
@ -10,27 +10,30 @@ from util.compiler import GCC, SN64, IDO
from util.symbols import Symbol
from segtypes.common.codesubsegment import CommonSegCodeSubsegment
from segtypes.common.group import CommonSegGroup
from segtypes.common.rodata import CommonSegRodata
STRIP_C_COMMENTS_RE = re.compile(
r'//.*?$|/\*.*?\*/|\'(?:\\.|[^\\\'])*\'|"(?:\\.|[^\\"])*"',
re.DOTALL | re.MULTILINE,
)
C_FUNC_RE = re.compile(
r"^(?:static\s+)?[^\s]+\s+([^\s(]+)\(([^;)]*)\)[^;]+?{", re.MULTILINE
)
C_GLOBAL_ASM_IDO_RE = re.compile(r"GLOBAL_ASM\(\"(\w+\/)*(\w+)\.s\"\)", re.MULTILINE)
class CommonSegC(CommonSegCodeSubsegment):
defined_funcs: Set[str] = set()
global_asm_funcs: Set[str] = set()
global_asm_rodata_syms: Set[str] = set()
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
super().__init__(*args, **kwargs)
STRIP_C_COMMENTS_RE = re.compile(
r'//.*?$|/\*.*?\*/|\'(?:\\.|[^\\\'])*\'|"(?:\\.|[^\\"])*"',
re.DOTALL | re.MULTILINE,
)
self.defined_funcs: Set[str] = set()
self.global_asm_funcs: Set[str] = set()
self.global_asm_rodata_syms: Set[str] = set()
C_FUNC_RE = re.compile(
r"^(?:static\s+)?[^\s]+\s+([^\s(]+)\(([^;)]*)\)[^;]+?{", re.MULTILINE
)
C_GLOBAL_ASM_IDO_RE = re.compile(
r"GLOBAL_ASM\(\"(\w+\/)*(\w+)\.s\"\)", re.MULTILINE
)
self.file_extension = "c"
@staticmethod
def strip_c_comments(text):
@ -41,14 +44,14 @@ class CommonSegC(CommonSegCodeSubsegment):
else:
return s
return re.sub(CommonSegC.STRIP_C_COMMENTS_RE, replacer, text)
return re.sub(STRIP_C_COMMENTS_RE, replacer, text)
@staticmethod
def get_funcs_defined_in_c(c_file: Path) -> Set[str]:
with open(c_file, "r") as f:
text = CommonSegC.strip_c_comments(f.read())
return set(m.group(1) for m in CommonSegC.C_FUNC_RE.finditer(text))
return set(m.group(1) for m in C_FUNC_RE.finditer(text))
@staticmethod
def find_all_instances(string: str, sub: str):
@ -104,9 +107,7 @@ class CommonSegC(CommonSegCodeSubsegment):
if options.opts.compiler in [GCC, SN64]:
return set(CommonSegC.find_include_asm(text))
else:
return set(
m.group(2) for m in CommonSegC.C_GLOBAL_ASM_IDO_RE.finditer(text)
)
return set(m.group(2) for m in C_GLOBAL_ASM_IDO_RE.finditer(text))
@staticmethod
def get_global_asm_rodata_syms(c_file: Path) -> Set[str]:
@ -115,16 +116,14 @@ class CommonSegC(CommonSegCodeSubsegment):
if options.opts.compiler in [GCC, SN64]:
return set(CommonSegC.find_include_rodata(text))
else:
return set(
m.group(2) for m in CommonSegC.C_GLOBAL_ASM_IDO_RE.finditer(text)
)
return set(m.group(2) for m in C_GLOBAL_ASM_IDO_RE.finditer(text))
@staticmethod
def is_text() -> bool:
return True
def out_path(self) -> Optional[Path]:
return options.opts.src_path / self.dir / f"{self.name}.c"
return options.opts.src_path / self.dir / f"{self.name}.{self.file_extension}"
def scan(self, rom_bytes: bytes):
if (
@ -156,6 +155,7 @@ class CommonSegC(CommonSegCodeSubsegment):
self.spim_section.get_section(), spimdisasm.mips.sections.SectionText
), f"{self.name}, rom_start:{self.rom_start}, rom_end:{self.rom_end}"
rodata_section_type = ""
rodata_spim_segment: Optional[spimdisasm.mips.sections.SectionRodata] = None
if (
options.opts.migrate_rodata_to_functions
@ -164,6 +164,9 @@ class CommonSegC(CommonSegCodeSubsegment):
assert isinstance(
self.rodata_sibling, CommonSegRodata
), self.rodata_sibling.type
rodata_section_type = (
self.rodata_sibling.get_linker_section_linksection()
)
if self.rodata_sibling.spim_section is not None:
assert isinstance(
self.rodata_sibling.spim_section.get_section(),
@ -193,10 +196,13 @@ class CommonSegC(CommonSegCodeSubsegment):
# Produce the asm files for functions
for entry in symbols_entries:
entry.sectionText = self.get_linker_section_linksection()
entry.sectionRodata = rodata_section_type
if entry.function is not None:
if (
entry.function.getName() in self.global_asm_funcs
or is_new_c_file
or options.opts.disassemble_all
):
func_sym = self.get_symbol(
entry.function.vram,
@ -212,6 +218,7 @@ class CommonSegC(CommonSegCodeSubsegment):
if (
spim_rodata_sym.getName() in self.global_asm_rodata_syms
or is_new_c_file
or options.opts.disassemble_all
):
rodata_sym = self.get_symbol(
spim_rodata_sym.vram, in_segment=True, local_only=True
@ -340,6 +347,7 @@ class CommonSegC(CommonSegCodeSubsegment):
# Terrible hack to "auto-decompile" empty functions
if (
options.opts.auto_decompile_empty_functions
and len(func.instructions) == 2
and func.instructions[0].isReturn()
and func.instructions[1].isNop()
):
@ -402,7 +410,10 @@ class CommonSegC(CommonSegCodeSubsegment):
dep_path = build_path / c_path.with_suffix(".asmproc.d")
dep_path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
with dep_path.open("w") as f:
o_path = build_path / c_path.with_suffix(".o")
if options.opts.use_o_as_suffix:
o_path = build_path / c_path.with_suffix(".o")
else:
o_path = build_path / c_path.with_suffix(c_path.suffix + ".o")
f.write(f"{o_path}:")
depend_list = []
for entry in symbols_entries:

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from util.symbols import Symbol
from segtypes.common.group import CommonSegGroup
from segtypes.segment import Segment
CODE_TYPES = ["c", "asm", "hasm"]
from segtypes.segment import Segment, parse_segment_align
def dotless_type(type: str) -> str:
@ -44,7 +42,10 @@ class CommonSegCode(CommonSegGroup):
self.jtbl_glabels_to_add: Set[int] = set()
self.jumptables: Dict[int, Tuple[int, int]] = {}
self.rodata_syms: Dict[int, List[Symbol]] = {}
self.align = 0x10
self.align = parse_segment_align(yaml)
if self.align is None:
self.align = 0x10
@property
def needs_symbols(self) -> bool:
@ -160,6 +161,7 @@ class CommonSegCode(CommonSegGroup):
base_segments: OrderedDict[str, Segment] = OrderedDict()
ret = []
prev_start: Optional[int] = -1
prev_vram: Optional[int] = -1
inserts: OrderedDict[
str, int
] = (
@ -197,14 +199,16 @@ class CommonSegCode(CommonSegGroup):
else:
if cur_section != typ:
# We're changing sections
if found_sections[cur_section].has_end():
log.error(
f"Section {cur_section} end encountered but was already ended earlier!"
)
if found_sections[typ].has_start():
log.error(
f"Section {typ} start encounted but has already started earlier!"
)
if options.opts.check_consecutive_segment_types:
if found_sections[cur_section].has_end():
log.error(
f"Section {cur_section} end encountered but was already ended earlier!"
)
if found_sections[typ].has_start():
log.error(
f"Section {typ} start encounted but has already started earlier!"
)
# End the current section
found_sections[cur_section].end = i
@ -269,7 +273,7 @@ class CommonSegCode(CommonSegGroup):
if start is not None and prev_start is not None and start < prev_start:
log.error(
f"Error: Group segment {self.name} contains subsegments which are out of ascending rom order (0x{prev_start:X} followed by 0x{start:X})"
f"Error: Group segment '{self.name}' contains subsegments which are out of ascending rom order (0x{prev_start:X} followed by 0x{start:X})"
)
vram = None
@ -287,6 +291,16 @@ class CommonSegCode(CommonSegGroup):
segment_class, subsegment_yaml, start, end, vram
)
if (
segment.vram_start is not None
and prev_vram is not None
and segment.vram_start < prev_vram
):
log.error(
f"Error: Group segment '{self.name}' contains subsegments which are out of ascending vram order (0x{prev_vram:X} followed by 0x{segment.vram_start:X}).\n"
+ f"Detected when processing file '{segment.name}' of type '{segment.type}'"
)
segment.sibling = base_segments.get(segment.name, None)
if segment.sibling is not None:
@ -300,6 +314,16 @@ class CommonSegCode(CommonSegGroup):
segment.rodata_sibling = segment.sibling
segment.sibling.sibling = segment
if self.section_order.index(".text") < self.section_order.index(
".data"
):
if segment.is_data():
segment.sibling.data_sibling = segment
else:
if segment.is_text() and segment.sibling.is_data():
segment.data_sibling = segment.sibling
segment.sibling.sibling = segment
segment.parent = self
if segment.special_vram_segment:
self.special_vram_segment = True
@ -324,6 +348,7 @@ class CommonSegCode(CommonSegGroup):
base_segments[segment.name] = segment
prev_start = start
prev_vram = segment.vram_start
if end is not None:
last_rom_end = end
@ -385,10 +410,10 @@ class CommonSegCode(CommonSegGroup):
def scan(self, rom_bytes):
# Always scan code first
for sub in self.subsegments:
if sub.type in CODE_TYPES and sub.should_scan():
if sub.is_text() and sub.should_scan():
sub.scan(rom_bytes)
# Scan everyone else
for sub in self.subsegments:
if sub.type not in CODE_TYPES and sub.should_scan():
if not sub.is_text() and sub.should_scan():
sub.scan(rom_bytes)

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tools/splat/segtypes/common/codesubsegment.py
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@ -148,7 +148,7 @@ class CommonSegCodeSubsegment(Segment):
self.parent.check_rodata_sym(func_spim.vram, sym)
def print_file_boundaries(self):
if not options.opts.find_file_boundaries or not self.spim_section:
if not self.show_file_boundaries or not self.spim_section:
return
assert isinstance(self.rom_start, int)

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@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
from segtypes.common.c import CommonSegC
class CommonSegCpp(CommonSegC):
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
super().__init__(*args, **kwargs)
self.file_extension = "cpp"

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@ -10,6 +10,17 @@ from disassembler_section import make_data_section
class CommonSegData(CommonSegCodeSubsegment, CommonSegGroup):
@staticmethod
def is_data() -> bool:
return True
def asm_out_path(self) -> Path:
typ = self.type
if typ.startswith("."):
typ = typ[1:]
return options.opts.data_path / self.dir / f"{self.name}.{typ}.s"
def out_path(self) -> Optional[Path]:
if self.type.startswith("."):
if self.sibling:
@ -20,7 +31,7 @@ class CommonSegData(CommonSegCodeSubsegment, CommonSegGroup):
return options.opts.src_path / self.dir / f"{self.name}.c"
else:
# ASM
return options.opts.data_path / self.dir / f"{self.name}.{self.type}.s"
return self.asm_out_path()
def scan(self, rom_bytes: bytes):
CommonSegGroup.scan(self, rom_bytes)
@ -31,26 +42,31 @@ class CommonSegData(CommonSegCodeSubsegment, CommonSegGroup):
def split(self, rom_bytes: bytes):
super().split(rom_bytes)
if (
not self.type.startswith(".")
and self.spim_section
and self.should_self_split()
):
path = self.out_path()
if self.type.startswith(".") and not options.opts.disassemble_all:
return
if path:
path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
if self.spim_section is None or not self.should_self_split():
return
self.print_file_boundaries()
path = self.asm_out_path()
with open(path, "w", newline="\n") as f:
f.write('.include "macro.inc"\n\n')
preamble = options.opts.generated_s_preamble
if preamble:
f.write(preamble + "\n")
f.write(f".section {self.get_linker_section()}\n\n")
path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
f.write(self.spim_section.disassemble())
self.print_file_boundaries()
with path.open("w", newline="\n") as f:
f.write('.include "macro.inc"\n\n')
preamble = options.opts.generated_s_preamble
if preamble:
f.write(preamble + "\n")
f.write(f".section {self.get_linker_section()}")
section_flags = self.get_section_flags()
if section_flags:
f.write(f', "{section_flags}"')
f.write("\n\n")
f.write(self.spim_section.disassemble())
def should_self_split(self) -> bool:
return options.opts.is_mode_active("data")

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@ -0,0 +1,45 @@
from pathlib import Path
from typing import Optional
from util import log, options
from segtypes.common.textbin import CommonSegTextbin
class CommonSegDatabin(CommonSegTextbin):
@staticmethod
def is_text() -> bool:
return False
@staticmethod
def is_data() -> bool:
return True
def get_linker_section(self) -> str:
return ".data"
def get_section_flags(self) -> Optional[str]:
return "wa"
def split(self, rom_bytes):
if self.rom_end is None:
log.error(
f"segment {self.name} needs to know where it ends; add a position marker [0xDEADBEEF] after it"
)
self.write_bin(rom_bytes)
if self.sibling is None:
# textbin will write the incbin instead
s_path = self.out_path()
assert s_path is not None
s_path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
with s_path.open("w") as f:
f.write('.include "macro.inc"\n\n')
preamble = options.opts.generated_s_preamble
if preamble:
f.write(preamble + "\n")
self.write_asm_contents(rom_bytes, f)

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@ -43,6 +43,8 @@ class CommonSegDecompressor(N64Segment):
options.opts.asset_path
/ self.dir
/ f"{self.name}.{self.compression_type}",
self.get_linker_section(),
self.get_linker_section_order(),
self.get_linker_section_linksection(),
self.is_noload(),
)
]

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tools/splat/segtypes/common/header.py
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@ -6,6 +6,10 @@ from segtypes.common.segment import CommonSegment
class CommonSegHeader(CommonSegment):
@staticmethod
def is_data() -> bool:
return True
def should_split(self):
return self.extract and options.opts.is_mode_active("code")

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tools/splat/segtypes/common/lib.py
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@ -50,4 +50,13 @@ class CommonSegLib(N64Segment):
object_path = Path(f"{path}.a:{self.object}.o")
return [LinkerEntry(self, [path], object_path, self.get_linker_section())]
return [
LinkerEntry(
self,
[path],
object_path,
self.get_linker_section_order(),
self.get_linker_section_linksection(),
self.is_noload(),
)
]

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@ -12,6 +12,10 @@ class CommonSegRodata(CommonSegData):
def get_linker_section(self) -> str:
return ".rodata"
@staticmethod
def is_data() -> bool:
return False
@staticmethod
def is_rodata() -> bool:
return True

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@ -0,0 +1,45 @@
from pathlib import Path
from typing import Optional
from util import log, options
from segtypes.common.textbin import CommonSegTextbin
class CommonSegRodatabin(CommonSegTextbin):
@staticmethod
def is_text() -> bool:
return False
@staticmethod
def is_rodata() -> bool:
return True
def get_linker_section(self) -> str:
return ".rodata"
def get_section_flags(self) -> Optional[str]:
return "a"
def split(self, rom_bytes):
if self.rom_end is None:
log.error(
f"segment {self.name} needs to know where it ends; add a position marker [0xDEADBEEF] after it"
)
self.write_bin(rom_bytes)
if self.sibling is None:
# textbin will write the incbin instead
s_path = self.out_path()
assert s_path is not None
s_path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
with s_path.open("w") as f:
f.write('.include "macro.inc"\n\n')
preamble = options.opts.generated_s_preamble
if preamble:
f.write(preamble + "\n")
self.write_asm_contents(rom_bytes, f)

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@ -0,0 +1,114 @@
from pathlib import Path
from typing import Optional, TextIO
from util import log, options
from segtypes.common.segment import CommonSegment
class CommonSegTextbin(CommonSegment):
@staticmethod
def is_text() -> bool:
return True
def get_linker_section(self) -> str:
return ".text"
def get_section_flags(self) -> Optional[str]:
return "ax"
def out_path(self) -> Optional[Path]:
return options.opts.data_path / self.dir / f"{self.name}.s"
def bin_path(self) -> Path:
typ = self.type
if typ.startswith("."):
typ = typ[1:]
return options.opts.asset_path / self.dir / f"{self.name}.{typ}.bin"
def write_bin(self, rom_bytes):
binpath = self.bin_path()
binpath.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
assert isinstance(self.rom_start, int)
assert isinstance(self.rom_end, int)
binpath.write_bytes(rom_bytes[self.rom_start : self.rom_end])
self.log(f"Wrote {self.name} to {binpath}")
def write_asm_contents(self, rom_bytes, f: TextIO):
binpath = self.bin_path()
asm_label = options.opts.asm_function_macro
if not self.is_text():
asm_label = options.opts.asm_data_macro
assert isinstance(self.rom_start, int)
assert isinstance(self.rom_end, int)
f.write(f".section {self.get_linker_section()}")
section_flags = self.get_section_flags()
if section_flags:
f.write(f', "{section_flags}"')
f.write("\n\n")
# Check if there's a symbol at this address
sym = None
vram = self.rom_to_ram(self.rom_start)
if vram is not None:
sym = self.get_symbol(vram, in_segment=True)
if sym is not None:
f.write(f"{asm_label} {sym.name}\n")
sym.defined = True
f.write(f'.incbin "{binpath}"\n')
if sym is not None:
if self.is_text() and options.opts.asm_end_label != "":
f.write(f"{options.opts.asm_end_label} {sym.name}\n")
if sym.given_name_end is not None:
if (
sym.given_size is None
or sym.given_size == self.rom_end - self.rom_start
):
f.write(f"{asm_label} {sym.given_name_end}\n")
def split(self, rom_bytes):
if self.rom_end is None:
log.error(
f"segment {self.name} needs to know where it ends; add a position marker [0xDEADBEEF] after it"
)
self.write_bin(rom_bytes)
s_path = self.out_path()
assert s_path is not None
s_path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
with s_path.open("w") as f:
f.write('.include "macro.inc"\n\n')
preamble = options.opts.generated_s_preamble
if preamble:
f.write(preamble + "\n")
self.write_asm_contents(rom_bytes, f)
# We check against CommonSegTextbin instead of the specific type because the other incbins inherit from this class
if isinstance(self.data_sibling, CommonSegTextbin):
f.write("\n")
self.data_sibling.write_asm_contents(rom_bytes, f)
if isinstance(self.rodata_sibling, CommonSegTextbin):
f.write("\n")
self.rodata_sibling.write_asm_contents(rom_bytes, f)
def should_scan(self) -> bool:
return self.rom_start is not None and self.rom_end is not None
def should_split(self) -> bool:
return (
self.extract and self.should_scan()
) # only split if the segment was scanned first

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tools/splat/segtypes/linker_entry.py
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@ -1,10 +1,8 @@
import os
import re
from dataclasses import dataclass
from functools import lru_cache
from pathlib import Path
from typing import Dict, List, OrderedDict, Set, Tuple, Union
from segtypes.n64.palette import N64SegPalette
from util import options
@ -57,42 +55,82 @@ def write_file_if_different(path: Path, new_content: str):
f.write(new_content)
def segment_cname(segment: Segment) -> str:
name = segment.name
if segment.parent:
name = segment.parent.name + "_" + name
def get_segment_rom_start(cname: str) -> str:
if options.opts.segment_symbols_style == "makerom":
return f"_{cname}SegmentRomStart"
return f"{cname}_ROM_START"
if isinstance(segment, N64SegPalette):
name += "_pal"
return to_cname(name)
def get_segment_rom_end(cname: str) -> str:
if options.opts.segment_symbols_style == "makerom":
return f"_{cname}SegmentRomEnd"
return f"{cname}_ROM_END"
def get_segment_vram_start(cname: str) -> str:
if options.opts.segment_symbols_style == "makerom":
return f"_{cname}SegmentStart"
return f"{cname}_VRAM"
def get_segment_vram_end(cname: str) -> str:
if options.opts.segment_symbols_style == "makerom":
return f"_{cname}SegmentEnd"
return f"{cname}_VRAM_END"
def convert_section_name_to_linker_format(section_type: str) -> str:
assert section_type.startswith(".")
if options.opts.segment_symbols_style == "makerom":
if section_type == ".rodata":
return "RoData"
return section_type[1:].capitalize()
return to_cname(section_type.upper())
def get_segment_section_start(segment_name: str, section_type: str) -> str:
sec = convert_section_name_to_linker_format(section_type)
if options.opts.segment_symbols_style == "makerom":
return f"_{segment_name}Segment{sec}Start"
return f"{segment_name}{sec}_START"
def get_segment_section_end(segment_name: str, section_type: str) -> str:
sec = convert_section_name_to_linker_format(section_type)
if options.opts.segment_symbols_style == "makerom":
return f"_{segment_name}Segment{sec}End"
return f"{segment_name}{sec}_END"
def get_segment_section_size(segment_name: str, section_type: str) -> str:
sec = convert_section_name_to_linker_format(section_type)
if options.opts.segment_symbols_style == "makerom":
return f"_{segment_name}Segment{sec}Size"
return f"{segment_name}{sec}_SIZE"
def get_segment_vram_end_symbol_name(segment: Segment) -> str:
return segment_cname(segment) + "_VRAM_END"
@dataclass
class LinkerSection:
name: str
started: bool = False
ended: bool = False
@property
def section_type(self) -> str:
if self.name == ".rdata":
return ".rodata"
return self.name
return get_segment_vram_end(segment.get_cname())
class LinkerEntry:
def __init__(
self, segment: Segment, src_paths: List[Path], object_path: Path, section: str
self,
segment: Segment,
src_paths: List[Path],
object_path: Path,
section_order: str,
section_link: str,
noload: bool = False,
):
self.segment = segment
self.src_paths = [clean_up_path(p) for p in src_paths]
self.section = section
if self.section == "linker" or self.section == "linker_offset":
self.section_order = section_order
self.section_link = section_link
self.noload = noload
self.bss_contains_common = segment.bss_contains_common
if self.section_link == "linker" or self.section_link == "linker_offset":
self.object_path = None
elif self.segment.type == "lib":
self.object_path = object_path
@ -100,30 +138,44 @@ class LinkerEntry:
self.object_path = path_to_object_path(object_path)
@property
def section_type(self) -> str:
if self.section == ".rdata":
def section_order_type(self) -> str:
if self.section_order == ".rdata":
return ".rodata"
else:
return self.section
return self.section_order
@property
def section_link_type(self) -> str:
if self.section_link == ".rdata":
return ".rodata"
else:
return self.section_link
class LinkerWriter:
def __init__(self):
def __init__(self, is_partial: bool = False):
self.linker_discard_section: bool = options.opts.ld_discard_section
self.sections_allowlist: List[str] = options.opts.ld_sections_allowlist
self.sections_denylist: List[str] = options.opts.ld_sections_denylist
# Used to store all the linker entries - build tools may want this information
self.entries: List[LinkerEntry] = []
self.dependencies_entries: List[LinkerEntry] = []
self.buffer: List[str] = []
self.header_symbols: Set[str] = set()
self.is_partial: bool = is_partial
self._indent_level = 0
self._writeln("SECTIONS")
self._begin_block()
self._writeln("__romPos = 0;")
if options.opts.gp is not None:
self._writeln("_gp = " + f"0x{options.opts.gp:X};")
if not self.is_partial:
self._writeln(f"__romPos = {options.opts.ld_rom_start};")
if options.opts.gp is not None:
self._writeln("_gp = " + f"0x{options.opts.gp:X};")
# Write a series of statements which compute a symbol that represents the highest address among a list of segments' end addresses
def write_max_vram_end_sym(self, symbol: str, overlays: List[Segment]):
@ -141,159 +193,251 @@ class LinkerWriter:
def add(self, segment: Segment, max_vram_syms: List[Tuple[str, List[Segment]]]):
entries = segment.get_linker_entries()
self.entries.extend(entries)
self.dependencies_entries.extend(entries)
seg_name = segment_cname(segment)
seg_name = segment.get_cname()
for sym, segs in max_vram_syms:
self.write_max_vram_end_sym(sym, segs)
section_labels: OrderedDict[str, LinkerSection] = OrderedDict(
{
l: LinkerSection(l)
for l in options.opts.section_order
if l in options.opts.ld_section_labels
}
)
if options.opts.ld_legacy_generation:
self.add_legacy(segment, entries)
return
# Start the first linker section
section_entries: OrderedDict[str, List[LinkerEntry]] = OrderedDict()
for l in segment.section_order:
if l in options.opts.ld_section_labels:
section_entries[l] = []
self._write_symbol(f"{seg_name}_ROM_START", "__romPos")
# Add all entries to section_entries
prev_entry = None
for entry in entries:
if entry.section_order_type in section_entries:
# Search for the very first section type
# This is required in case the very first entry is a type that's not listed on ld_section_labels (like linker_offset) because it would be dropped
prev_entry = entry.section_order_type
break
if entries[0].section_type == ".bss":
self._begin_bss_segment(segment, is_first=True)
self._write_symbol(f"{seg_name}_BSS_START", ".")
if ".bss" in section_labels:
section_labels[".bss"].started = True
else:
self._begin_segment(segment)
any_load = False
any_noload = False
for entry in entries:
if entry.section_order_type in section_entries:
section_entries[entry.section_order_type].append(entry)
elif prev_entry is not None:
# If this section is not present in section_order or ld_section_labels then pretend it is part of the last seen section, mainly for handling linker_offset
section_entries[prev_entry].append(entry)
any_load = any_load or not entry.noload
any_noload = any_noload or entry.noload
prev_entry = entry.section_order_type
last_seen_sections: Dict[LinkerEntry, str] = {}
seg_rom_start = get_segment_rom_start(seg_name)
self._write_symbol(seg_rom_start, "__romPos")
is_first = True
if any_load:
# Only emit normal segment if there's at least one normal entry
self._write_segment_sections(
segment, seg_name, section_entries, noload=False, is_first=is_first
)
is_first = False
if any_noload:
# Only emit NOLOAD segment if there is at least one noload entry
self._write_segment_sections(
segment, seg_name, section_entries, noload=True, is_first=is_first
)
is_first = False
self._end_segment(segment, all_bss=not any_load)
def add_legacy(self, segment: Segment, entries: List[LinkerEntry]):
seg_name = segment.get_cname()
# To keep track which sections has been started
started_sections: Dict[str, bool] = {
l: False for l in options.opts.ld_section_labels
}
# Find where sections are last seen
last_seen_sections: Dict[LinkerEntry, str] = {}
for entry in reversed(entries):
if (
entry.section_type in section_labels.keys()
and entry.section_type not in last_seen_sections.values()
entry.section_order_type in options.opts.ld_section_labels
and entry.section_order_type not in last_seen_sections.values()
):
last_seen_sections[entry] = entry.section_type
last_seen_sections[entry] = entry.section_order_type
cur_section = None
prev_section = None
seg_rom_start = get_segment_rom_start(seg_name)
self._write_symbol(seg_rom_start, "__romPos")
self._begin_segment(segment, seg_name, noload=False, is_first=True)
i = 0
for entry in entries:
entering_bss = False
leaving_bss = False
cur_section = entry.section_type
if entry.noload:
break
if cur_section == "linker_offset":
self._write_symbol(f"{segment_cname(entry.segment)}_OFFSET", ".")
continue
started = started_sections.get(entry.section_order_type, True)
if not started:
self._begin_section(seg_name, entry.section_order_type)
started_sections[entry.section_order_type] = True
for i, section in enumerate(section_labels.values()):
# If we haven't seen this section yet
if not section.started and section.section_type == entry.section_type:
if prev_section == ".bss":
leaving_bss = True
elif cur_section == ".bss":
entering_bss = True
self._write_linker_entry(entry)
if not (
entering_bss or leaving_bss
): # Don't write a START symbol if we are about to end the section
self._write_symbol(
f"{seg_name}{entry.section_type.upper()}_START", "."
)
section_labels[entry.section_type].started = True
if entry in last_seen_sections:
self._end_section(seg_name, entry.section_order_type)
if (
entry.object_path
and cur_section == ".data"
and entry.segment.type != "lib"
):
path_cname = re.sub(
r"[^0-9a-zA-Z_]",
"_",
str(entry.segment.dir / entry.segment.name)
+ ".".join(entry.object_path.suffixes[:-1]),
i += 1
if any(entry.noload for entry in entries):
self._end_block()
self._begin_segment(segment, seg_name, noload=True, is_first=False)
for entry in entries[i:]:
started = started_sections.get(entry.section_order_type, True)
if not started:
self._begin_section(seg_name, entry.section_order_type)
started_sections[entry.section_order_type] = True
self._write_linker_entry(entry)
if entry in last_seen_sections:
self._end_section(seg_name, entry.section_order_type)
self._end_segment(segment, all_bss=False)
def add_referenced_partial_segment(
self, segment: Segment, max_vram_syms: List[Tuple[str, List[Segment]]]
):
entries = segment.get_linker_entries()
self.entries.extend(entries)
segments_path = options.opts.ld_partial_build_segments_path
assert segments_path is not None
seg_name = segment.get_cname()
for sym, segs in max_vram_syms:
self.write_max_vram_end_sym(sym, segs)
seg_rom_start = get_segment_rom_start(seg_name)
self._write_symbol(seg_rom_start, "__romPos")
any_load = any(not e.noload for e in entries)
is_first = True
if any_load:
# Only emit normal segment if there's at least one normal entry
self._begin_segment(segment, seg_name, noload=False, is_first=is_first)
for l in segment.section_order:
if l not in options.opts.ld_section_labels:
continue
if l == ".bss":
continue
entry = LinkerEntry(
segment, [], segments_path / f"{seg_name}.o", l, l, noload=False
)
self._write_symbol(path_cname, ".")
self.dependencies_entries.append(entry)
self._write_linker_entry(entry)
is_first = False
wildcard = "*" if options.opts.ld_wildcard_sections else ""
# Create new linker section for BSS
if entering_bss or leaving_bss:
# If this is the last entry of its type, add the END marker for the section we're ending
if (
entry in last_seen_sections
and section_labels[entry.section_type].started
):
seg_name_section = to_cname(
f"{seg_name}{last_seen_sections[entry].upper()}"
)
self._write_symbol(f"{seg_name_section}_END", ".")
self._write_symbol(
f"{seg_name_section}_SIZE",
f"ABSOLUTE({seg_name_section}_END - {seg_name_section}_START)",
)
section_labels[last_seen_sections[entry]].ended = True
if any(e.noload for e in entries):
# Only emit NOLOAD segment if there is at least one noload entry
if not is_first:
self._end_block()
if entering_bss:
self._begin_bss_segment(segment)
else:
self._begin_segment(segment)
self._begin_segment(segment, seg_name, noload=True, is_first=is_first)
self._write_symbol(f"{seg_name}{entry.section_type.upper()}_START", ".")
section_labels[cur_section].started = True
# Check if any section has the bss_contains_common option
bss_contains_common = False
for entry in entries:
if entry.segment.bss_contains_common:
bss_contains_common = True
break
# Write THIS linker entry
self._writeln(f"{entry.object_path}({entry.section}{wildcard});")
else:
# Write THIS linker entry
if entry.section == ".bss" and entry.segment.bss_contains_common:
self._writeln(f"{entry.object_path}(.bss COMMON .scommon);")
else:
self._writeln(f"{entry.object_path}({entry.section}{wildcard});")
entry = LinkerEntry(
segment,
[],
segments_path / f"{seg_name}.o",
".bss",
".bss",
noload=True,
)
entry.bss_contains_common = bss_contains_common
self.dependencies_entries.append(entry)
self._write_linker_entry(entry)
# If this is the last entry of its type, add the END marker for the section we're ending
if entry in last_seen_sections:
seg_name_section = to_cname(f"{seg_name}{cur_section.upper()}")
self._write_symbol(f"{seg_name_section}_END", ".")
self._write_symbol(
f"{seg_name_section}_SIZE",
f"ABSOLUTE({seg_name_section}_END - {seg_name_section}_START)",
)
section_labels[cur_section].ended = True
self._end_segment(segment, all_bss=not any_load)
prev_section = cur_section
def add_partial_segment(self, segment: Segment):
entries = segment.get_linker_entries()
self.entries.extend(entries)
self.dependencies_entries.extend(entries)
# End all un-ended sections
for section in section_labels.values():
if section.started and not section.ended:
seg_name_section = to_cname(f"{seg_name}{section.name.upper()}")
self._write_symbol(f"{seg_name_section}_END", ".")
self._write_symbol(
f"{seg_name_section}_SIZE",
f"ABSOLUTE({seg_name_section}_END - {seg_name_section}_START)",
)
seg_name = segment.get_cname()
all_bss = all(e.section == ".bss" for e in entries)
self._end_segment(segment, all_bss)
section_entries: OrderedDict[str, List[LinkerEntry]] = OrderedDict()
for l in segment.section_order:
if l in options.opts.ld_section_labels:
section_entries[l] = []
def save_linker_script(self):
if self.linker_discard_section:
# Add all entries to section_entries
prev_entry = None
for entry in entries:
if entry.section_order_type in section_entries:
section_entries[entry.section_order_type].append(entry)
elif prev_entry is not None:
# If this section is not present in section_order or ld_section_labels then pretend it is part of the last seen section, mainly for handling linker_offset
section_entries[prev_entry].append(entry)
prev_entry = entry.section_order_type
for section_name, entries in section_entries.items():
if len(entries) == 0:
continue
first_entry = entries[0]
self._begin_partial_segment(section_name, segment, first_entry.noload)
self._begin_section(seg_name, section_name)
for entry in entries:
self._write_linker_entry(entry)
self._end_section(seg_name, section_name)
self._end_partial_segment(section_name)
def save_linker_script(self, output_path: Path):
if len(self.sections_allowlist) > 0:
address = " 0"
if self.is_partial:
address = ""
for sect in self.sections_allowlist:
self._writeln(f"{sect}{address} :")
self._begin_block()
self._writeln(f"*({sect});")
self._end_block()
self._writeln("")
if self.linker_discard_section or len(self.sections_denylist) > 0:
self._writeln("/DISCARD/ :")
self._begin_block()
self._writeln("*(*);")
for sect in self.sections_denylist:
self._writeln(f"*({sect});")
if self.linker_discard_section:
self._writeln("*(*);")
self._end_block()
self._end_block() # SECTIONS
assert self._indent_level == 0
write_file_if_different(
options.opts.ld_script_path, "\n".join(self.buffer) + "\n"
)
write_file_if_different(output_path, "\n".join(self.buffer) + "\n")
def save_symbol_header(self):
path = options.opts.ld_symbol_header_path
@ -306,11 +450,28 @@ class LinkerWriter:
"\n"
'#include "common.h"\n'
"\n"
+ "".join(f"extern Addr {symbol};\n" for symbol in self.header_symbols)
+ "".join(
f"extern Addr {symbol};\n" for symbol in sorted(self.header_symbols)
)
+ "\n"
"#endif\n",
)
def save_dependencies_file(self, output_path: Path, target_elf_path: Path):
output = f"{target_elf_path}:"
for entry in self.dependencies_entries:
if entry.object_path is None:
continue
output += f" \\\n {entry.object_path}"
output += "\n"
for entry in self.dependencies_entries:
if entry.object_path is None:
continue
output += f"{entry.object_path}:\n"
write_file_if_different(output_path, output)
def _writeln(self, line: str):
if len(line) == 0:
self.buffer.append(line)
@ -335,9 +496,14 @@ class LinkerWriter:
self.header_symbols.add(symbol)
def _begin_segment(self, segment: Segment):
if options.opts.ld_use_follows and segment.vram_of_symbol:
vram_str = segment.vram_of_symbol + " "
def _begin_segment(
self, segment: Segment, seg_name: str, noload: bool, is_first: bool
):
if (
options.opts.ld_use_symbolic_vram_addresses
and segment.vram_symbol is not None
):
vram_str = segment.vram_symbol + " "
else:
vram_str = (
f"0x{segment.vram_start:X} "
@ -345,47 +511,33 @@ class LinkerWriter:
else ""
)
name = segment_cname(segment)
self._write_symbol(f"{name}_VRAM", f"ADDR(.{name})")
line = f".{name} {vram_str}: AT({name}_ROM_START)"
if segment.subalign != None:
line += f" SUBALIGN({segment.subalign})"
self._writeln(line)
self._begin_block()
def _begin_bss_segment(self, segment: Segment, is_first: bool = False):
if options.opts.ld_use_follows and segment.vram_of_symbol:
vram_str = segment.vram_of_symbol + " "
else:
vram_str = (
f"0x{segment.vram_start:X} "
if isinstance(segment.vram_start, int)
else ""
)
name = segment_cname(segment) + "_bss"
self._write_symbol(f"{name}_VRAM", f"ADDR(.{name})")
addr_str = " "
if is_first:
addr_str = vram_str + "(NOLOAD)"
else:
addr_str = "(NOLOAD)"
addr_str += f"{vram_str}"
if noload:
seg_name += "_bss"
addr_str += "(NOLOAD) "
line = f".{name} {addr_str} :"
seg_vram_start = get_segment_vram_start(seg_name)
self._write_symbol(seg_vram_start, f"ADDR(.{seg_name})")
line = f".{seg_name}{addr_str}:"
if not noload:
seg_rom_start = get_segment_rom_start(seg_name)
line += f" AT({seg_rom_start})"
if segment.subalign != None:
line += f" SUBALIGN({segment.subalign})"
self._writeln(line)
self._begin_block()
if segment.ld_fill_value is not None:
self._writeln(f"FILL(0x{segment.ld_fill_value:08X});")
def _end_segment(self, segment: Segment, all_bss=False):
self._end_block()
name = segment_cname(segment)
name = segment.get_cname()
if not all_bss:
self._writeln(f"__romPos += SIZEOF(.{name});")
@ -395,7 +547,8 @@ class LinkerWriter:
if segment.align:
self._writeln(f"__romPos = ALIGN(__romPos, {segment.align});")
self._write_symbol(f"{name}_ROM_END", "__romPos")
seg_rom_end = get_segment_rom_end(name)
self._write_symbol(seg_rom_end, "__romPos")
self._write_symbol(get_segment_vram_end_symbol_name(segment), ".")
# Align directive
@ -404,3 +557,85 @@ class LinkerWriter:
self._writeln(f"__romPos = ALIGN(__romPos, {segment.align});")
self._writeln("")
def _begin_partial_segment(self, section_name: str, segment: Segment, noload: bool):
line = f"{section_name}"
if noload:
line += " (NOLOAD)"
line += " :"
if segment.subalign != None:
line += f" SUBALIGN({segment.subalign})"
self._writeln(line)
self._begin_block()
def _end_partial_segment(self, section_name: str, all_bss=False):
self._end_block()
self._writeln("")
def _begin_section(self, seg_name: str, cur_section: str) -> None:
section_start = get_segment_section_start(seg_name, cur_section)
self._write_symbol(section_start, ".")
def _end_section(self, seg_name: str, cur_section: str) -> None:
section_start = get_segment_section_start(seg_name, cur_section)
section_end = get_segment_section_end(seg_name, cur_section)
section_size = get_segment_section_size(seg_name, cur_section)
self._write_symbol(section_end, ".")
self._write_symbol(
section_size,
f"ABSOLUTE({section_end} - {section_start})",
)
def _write_linker_entry(self, entry: LinkerEntry):
if entry.section_link_type == "linker_offset":
self._write_symbol(f"{entry.segment.get_cname()}_OFFSET", ".")
return
# TODO: option to turn this off?
if (
entry.object_path
and entry.section_link_type == ".data"
and entry.segment.type != "lib"
):
path_cname = re.sub(
r"[^0-9a-zA-Z_]",
"_",
str(entry.segment.dir / entry.segment.name)
+ ".".join(entry.object_path.suffixes[:-1]),
)
self._write_symbol(path_cname, ".")
if entry.noload and entry.bss_contains_common:
self._writeln(f"{entry.object_path}(.bss COMMON .scommon);")
else:
wildcard = "*" if options.opts.ld_wildcard_sections else ""
self._writeln(f"{entry.object_path}({entry.section_link}{wildcard});")
def _write_segment_sections(
self,
segment: Segment,
seg_name: str,
section_entries: OrderedDict[str, List[LinkerEntry]],
noload: bool,
is_first: bool,
):
if not is_first:
self._end_block()
self._begin_segment(segment, seg_name, noload=noload, is_first=is_first)
for section_name, entries in section_entries.items():
if len(entries) == 0:
continue
first_entry = entries[0]
if first_entry.noload != noload:
continue
self._begin_section(seg_name, section_name)
for entry in entries:
self._write_linker_entry(entry)
self._end_section(seg_name, section_name)

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tools/splat/segtypes/n64/gfx.py
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@ -36,12 +36,15 @@ from pygfxd import (
gfxd_f3dexb,
gfxd_f3dex2,
)
from segtypes.segment import Segment
from util import log, options
from util.log import error
from segtypes.common.codesubsegment import CommonSegCodeSubsegment
from util import symbols
LIGHTS_RE = re.compile(r"\*\(Lightsn \*\)0x[0-9A-F]{8}")
@ -67,6 +70,7 @@ class N64SegGfx(CommonSegCodeSubsegment):
)
self.file_text = None
self.data_only = isinstance(yaml, dict) and yaml.get("data_only", False)
self.in_segment = not isinstance(yaml, dict) or yaml.get("in_segment", True)
def format_sym_name(self, sym) -> str:
return sym.name
@ -98,71 +102,84 @@ class N64SegGfx(CommonSegCodeSubsegment):
def tlut_handler(self, addr, idx, count):
sym = self.create_symbol(
addr=addr, in_segment=True, type="data", reference=True
addr=addr, in_segment=self.in_segment, type="data", reference=True
)
gfxd_printf(self.format_sym_name(sym))
return 1
def timg_handler(self, addr, fmt, size, width, height, pal):
sym = self.create_symbol(
addr=addr, in_segment=True, type="data", reference=True
addr=addr, in_segment=self.in_segment, type="data", reference=True
)
gfxd_printf(self.format_sym_name(sym))
return 1
def cimg_handler(self, addr, fmt, size, width):
sym = self.create_symbol(
addr=addr, in_segment=True, type="data", reference=True
addr=addr, in_segment=self.in_segment, type="data", reference=True
)
gfxd_printf(self.format_sym_name(sym))
return 1
def zimg_handler(self, addr):
sym = self.create_symbol(
addr=addr, in_segment=True, type="data", reference=True
addr=addr, in_segment=self.in_segment, type="data", reference=True
)
gfxd_printf(self.format_sym_name(sym))
return 1
def dl_handler(self, addr):
sym = self.create_symbol(
addr=addr, in_segment=True, type="data", reference=True
)
# Look for 'Gfx'-typed symbols first
sym = self.retrieve_sym_type(symbols.all_symbols_dict, addr, "Gfx")
if not sym:
sym = self.create_symbol(
addr=addr, in_segment=self.in_segment, type="data", reference=True
)
gfxd_printf(self.format_sym_name(sym))
return 1
def mtx_handler(self, addr):
sym = self.create_symbol(
addr=addr, in_segment=True, type="data", reference=True
addr=addr, in_segment=self.in_segment, type="data", reference=True
)
gfxd_printf(f"&{self.format_sym_name(sym)}")
return 1
def lookat_handler(self, addr, count):
sym = self.create_symbol(
addr=addr, in_segment=True, type="data", reference=True
addr=addr, in_segment=self.in_segment, type="data", reference=True
)
gfxd_printf(self.format_sym_name(sym))
return 1
def light_handler(self, addr, count):
sym = self.create_symbol(
addr=addr, in_segment=True, type="data", reference=True
addr=addr, in_segment=self.in_segment, type="data", reference=True
)
gfxd_printf(self.format_sym_name(sym))
return 1
def vtx_handler(self, addr, count):
sym = self.create_symbol(
addr=addr, in_segment=True, type="data", reference=True, search_ranges=True
)
# Look for 'Vtx'-typed symbols first
sym = self.retrieve_sym_type(symbols.all_symbols_dict, addr, "Vtx")
if not sym:
sym = self.create_symbol(
addr=addr,
in_segment=self.in_segment,
type="Vtx",
reference=True,
search_ranges=True,
)
index = int((addr - sym.vram_start) / 0x10)
gfxd_printf(f"&{self.format_sym_name(sym)}[{index}]")
return 1
def vp_handler(self, addr):
sym = self.create_symbol(
addr=addr, in_segment=True, type="data", reference=True
addr=addr, in_segment=self.in_segment, type="data", reference=True
)
gfxd_printf(f"&{self.format_sym_name(sym)}")
return 1
@ -234,7 +251,7 @@ class N64SegGfx(CommonSegCodeSubsegment):
light = match.group(0)
addr = int(light[12:], 0)
sym = self.create_symbol(
addr=addr, in_segment=True, type="data", reference=True
addr=addr, in_segment=self.in_segment, type="data", reference=True
)
return self.format_sym_name(sym)

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tools/splat/segtypes/n64/linker_offset.py
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@ -7,4 +7,8 @@ class N64SegLinker_offset(N64Segment):
def get_linker_entries(self):
from segtypes.linker_entry import LinkerEntry
return [LinkerEntry(self, [], Path(self.name), "linker_offset")]
return [
LinkerEntry(
self, [], Path(self.name), "linker_offset", "linker_offset", False
)
]

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tools/splat/segtypes/n64/palette.py
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@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ from util import log, options
from util.color import unpack_color
from segtypes.n64.segment import N64Segment
from util.symbols import to_cname
if TYPE_CHECKING:
from segtypes.n64.ci import N64SegCi as Raster
@ -60,6 +61,9 @@ class N64SegPalette(N64Segment):
f"Error: {self.name} (0x{actual_len:X} bytes) is not a valid palette size ({', '.join(hex(s) for s in VALID_SIZES)})\n{hint_msg}"
)
def get_cname(self) -> str:
return super().get_cname() + "_pal"
def split(self, rom_bytes):
if self.raster is None:
# TODO: output with no raster
@ -94,7 +98,9 @@ class N64SegPalette(N64Segment):
self,
[options.opts.asset_path / self.dir / f"{self.name}.png"],
options.opts.asset_path / self.dir / f"{self.name}.pal",
self.get_linker_section(),
self.get_linker_section_order(),
self.get_linker_section_linksection(),
self.is_noload(),
)
]

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23
tools/splat/segtypes/ps2/asm.py Normal file
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@ -0,0 +1,23 @@
from util import options
from segtypes.common.asm import CommonSegAsm
class Ps2SegAsm(CommonSegAsm):
@staticmethod
def get_file_header():
ret = []
ret.append('.include "macro.inc"')
ret.append("")
ret.append(".set noat")
ret.append(".set noreorder")
ret.append("")
preamble = options.opts.generated_s_preamble
if preamble:
ret.append(preamble)
ret.append("")
ret.append('.section .text, "ax"')
ret.append("")
return ret

207
tools/splat/segtypes/segment.py
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@ -5,7 +5,9 @@ from pathlib import Path
from typing import Dict, List, Optional, Set, Type, TYPE_CHECKING, Union
from intervaltree import Interval, IntervalTree
from util import vram_classes
from util.vram_classes import VramClass
from util import log, options, symbols
from util.symbols import Symbol, to_cname
@ -21,6 +23,25 @@ def parse_segment_vram(segment: Union[dict, list]) -> Optional[int]:
return None
def parse_segment_vram_symbol(segment: Union[dict, list]) -> Optional[str]:
if isinstance(segment, dict) and "vram_symbol" in segment:
return str(segment["vram_symbol"])
else:
return None
def parse_segment_vram_class(segment: Union[dict, list]) -> Optional[VramClass]:
if isinstance(segment, dict) and "vram_class" in segment:
return vram_classes.resolve(segment["vram_class"])
return None
def parse_segment_follows_vram(segment: Union[dict, list]) -> Optional[str]:
if isinstance(segment, dict):
return segment.get("follows_vram", None)
return None
def parse_segment_align(segment: Union[dict, list]) -> Optional[int]:
if isinstance(segment, dict) and "align" in segment:
return int(segment["align"])
@ -44,18 +65,6 @@ def parse_segment_section_order(segment: Union[dict, list]) -> List[str]:
return default
def parse_segment_follows_vram(segment: Union[dict, list]) -> Optional[str]:
if isinstance(segment, dict):
return segment.get("follows_vram", None)
return None
def parse_segment_vram_of_symbol(segment: Union[dict, list]) -> Optional[str]:
if isinstance(segment, dict):
return segment.get("vram_of_symbol", segment.get("follows_vram_symbol", None))
return None
class Segment:
require_unique_name = True
@ -177,6 +186,26 @@ class Segment:
else:
return False
@staticmethod
def parse_linker_section_order(yaml: Union[dict, list]) -> Optional[str]:
if isinstance(yaml, dict) and "linker_section_order" in yaml:
return str(yaml["linker_section_order"])
return None
@staticmethod
def parse_linker_section(yaml: Union[dict, list]) -> Optional[str]:
if isinstance(yaml, dict) and "linker_section" in yaml:
return str(yaml["linker_section"])
return None
@staticmethod
def parse_ld_fill_value(
yaml: Union[dict, list], default: Optional[int]
) -> Optional[int]:
if isinstance(yaml, dict) and "ld_fill_value" in yaml:
return yaml["ld_fill_value"]
return default
def __init__(
self,
rom_start: Optional[int],
@ -198,6 +227,9 @@ class Segment:
self.exclusive_ram_id: Optional[str] = None
self.given_dir: Path = Path()
# Default to global options.
self.given_find_file_boundaries: Optional[bool] = None
# Symbols known to be in this segment
self.given_seg_symbols: Dict[int, List[Symbol]] = {}
@ -206,8 +238,10 @@ class Segment:
self.symbol_ranges_rom: IntervalTree = IntervalTree()
self.given_section_order: List[str] = options.opts.section_order
self.vram_class: Optional[VramClass] = None
self.given_follows_vram: Optional[str] = None
self.vram_of_symbol: Optional[str] = None
self.given_vram_symbol: Optional[str] = None
self.given_symbol_name_format: str = options.opts.symbol_name_format
self.given_symbol_name_format_no_rom: str = (
@ -216,6 +250,7 @@ class Segment:
self.parent: Optional[Segment] = None
self.sibling: Optional[Segment] = None
self.data_sibling: Optional[Segment] = None
self.rodata_sibling: Optional[Segment] = None
self.file_path: Optional[Path] = None
@ -236,6 +271,14 @@ class Segment:
# For segments which are not in the usual VRAM segment space, like N64's IPL3 which lives in 0xA4...
self.special_vram_segment: bool = False
self.linker_section_order: Optional[str] = self.parse_linker_section_order(yaml)
self.linker_section: Optional[str] = self.parse_linker_section(yaml)
# If not defined on the segment then default to the global option
self.ld_fill_value: Optional[int] = self.parse_ld_fill_value(
yaml, options.opts.ld_fill_value
)
if self.rom_start is not None and self.rom_end is not None:
if self.rom_start > self.rom_end:
log.error(
@ -252,7 +295,15 @@ class Segment:
):
type = Segment.parse_segment_type(yaml)
name = Segment.parse_segment_name(cls, rom_start, yaml)
vram_start = vram if vram is not None else parse_segment_vram(yaml)
vram_class = parse_segment_vram_class(yaml)
if vram is not None:
vram_start = vram
elif vram_class:
vram_start = vram_class.vram
else:
vram_start = parse_segment_vram(yaml)
args: List[str] = [] if isinstance(yaml, dict) else yaml[3:]
@ -267,11 +318,14 @@ class Segment:
)
ret.given_section_order = parse_segment_section_order(yaml)
ret.given_subalign = parse_segment_subalign(yaml)
if isinstance(yaml, dict):
ret.extract = bool(yaml.get("extract", ret.extract))
ret.exclusive_ram_id = yaml.get("exclusive_ram_id")
ret.given_dir = Path(yaml.get("dir", ""))
ret.has_linker_entry = bool(yaml.get("linker_entry", True))
ret.given_find_file_boundaries = yaml.get("find_file_boundaries", None)
ret.given_symbol_name_format = Segment.parse_segment_symbol_name_format(yaml)
ret.given_symbol_name_format_no_rom = (
Segment.parse_segment_symbol_name_format_no_rom(yaml)
@ -279,11 +333,20 @@ class Segment:
ret.file_path = Segment.parse_segment_file_path(yaml)
ret.bss_contains_common = Segment.parse_segment_bss_contains_common(yaml)
if not ret.given_follows_vram:
ret.given_follows_vram = parse_segment_follows_vram(yaml)
if not ret.vram_of_symbol:
ret.vram_of_symbol = parse_segment_vram_of_symbol(yaml)
ret.given_follows_vram = parse_segment_follows_vram(yaml)
ret.given_vram_symbol = parse_segment_vram_symbol(yaml)
if vram_class:
ret.vram_class = vram_class
if ret.given_follows_vram:
log.error(
f"Error: segment {ret.name} has both a vram class and a follows_vram property"
)
if ret.given_vram_symbol:
log.error(
f"Error: segment {ret.name} has both a vram class and a vram_symbol property"
)
if not ret.align:
ret.align = parse_segment_align(yaml)
@ -294,6 +357,11 @@ class Segment:
def is_text() -> bool:
return False
# For read-write segments (.data); like data
@staticmethod
def is_data() -> bool:
return False
# For readonly segments (.rodata); like rodata or rdata
@staticmethod
def is_rodata() -> bool:
@ -319,6 +387,18 @@ class Segment:
else:
return self.given_dir
@property
def show_file_boundaries(self) -> bool:
# If the segment has explicitly set `find_file_boundaries`, use it.
if self.given_find_file_boundaries is not None:
return self.given_find_file_boundaries
# If the segment has no parent, use options as default.
if not self.parent:
return options.opts.find_file_boundaries
return self.parent.show_file_boundaries
@property
def symbol_name_format(self) -> str:
return self.given_symbol_name_format
@ -334,6 +414,15 @@ class Segment:
else:
return self.given_subalign
@property
def vram_symbol(self) -> Optional[str]:
if self.vram_class and self.vram_class.vram_symbol:
return self.vram_class.vram_symbol
elif self.given_vram_symbol:
return self.given_vram_symbol
else:
return None
def get_exclusive_ram_id(self) -> Optional[str]:
if self.parent:
return self.parent.get_exclusive_ram_id()
@ -383,6 +472,13 @@ class Segment:
self.section_order.index(".rodata") - self.section_order.index(".data") == 1
)
def get_cname(self) -> str:
name = self.name
if self.parent:
name = self.parent.name + "_" + name
return to_cname(name)
def contains_vram(self, vram: int) -> bool:
if self.vram_start is not None and self.vram_end is not None:
return vram >= self.vram_start and vram < self.vram_end
@ -428,6 +524,42 @@ class Segment:
def get_linker_section(self) -> str:
return ".data"
def get_linker_section_order(self) -> str:
"""
Used to override the linking _order_ of a specific section
Useful for files that may have non-conventional orderings (like putting .data with the other .rodata sections)
"""
if self.linker_section_order is not None:
return self.linker_section_order
return self.get_linker_section()
def get_linker_section_linksection(self) -> str:
"""
The actual section that will be used when linking
"""
if self.linker_section is not None:
return self.linker_section
return self.get_linker_section()
def get_section_flags(self) -> Optional[str]:
"""
Allows specifying flags for a section.
This can be useful when creating a custom section, since sections not recognized by the linker will not be linked properly.
GNU as docs about the section directive and flags: https://sourceware.org/binutils/docs/as/Section.html#ELF-Version
Example:
```
def get_section_flags(self) -> Optional[str]:
# Tells the linker to allocate this section
return "a"
```
"""
return None
def out_path(self) -> Optional[Path]:
return None
@ -448,7 +580,16 @@ class Segment:
path = self.out_path()
if path:
return [LinkerEntry(self, [path], path, self.get_linker_section())]
return [
LinkerEntry(
self,
[path],
path,
self.get_linker_section_order(),
self.get_linker_section_linksection(),
self.is_noload(),
)
]
else:
return []
@ -504,6 +645,27 @@ class Segment:
return None
return items[0]
def retrieve_sym_type(
self, syms: Dict[int, List[Symbol]], addr: int, type: str
) -> Optional[symbols.Symbol]:
if addr not in syms:
return None
items = syms[addr]
items = [
i
for i in items
if i.segment is None
or Segment.visible_ram(self, i.segment)
and (type == i.type)
]
if len(items) == 0:
return None
return items[0]
def get_symbol(
self,
addr: int,
@ -514,7 +676,6 @@ class Segment:
reference: bool = False,
search_ranges: bool = False,
local_only: bool = False,
dead: bool = True,
) -> Optional[Symbol]:
ret: Optional[Symbol] = None
rom: Optional[int] = None
@ -545,10 +706,6 @@ class Segment:
if cands:
ret = cands.pop().data
# Reject dead symbols unless we allow them
if not dead and ret and ret.dead:
ret = None
# Create the symbol if it doesn't exist
if not ret and create:
ret = Symbol(addr, rom=rom, type=type)
@ -584,7 +741,6 @@ class Segment:
reference: bool = False,
search_ranges: bool = False,
local_only: bool = False,
dead: bool = True,
) -> Symbol:
ret = self.get_symbol(
addr,
@ -595,7 +751,6 @@ class Segment:
reference=reference,
search_ranges=search_ranges,
local_only=local_only,
dead=dead,
)
assert ret is not None

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@ -5,21 +5,26 @@ import hashlib
import importlib
import pickle
from typing import Any, Dict, List, Optional, Set, Tuple, Union
from pathlib import Path
from disassembler import disassembler_instance
import tqdm
from util import progress_bar, vram_classes
# This unused import makes the yaml library faster. don't remove
import pylibyaml # pyright: ignore
import yaml
from colorama import Fore, Style
from intervaltree import Interval, IntervalTree
import sys
from segtypes.linker_entry import (
LinkerWriter,
get_segment_vram_end_symbol_name,
to_cname,
)
from segtypes.segment import Segment
from util import log, options, palettes, symbols, relocs
VERSION = "0.16.1"
VERSION = "0.19.0"
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(
description="Split a rom given a rom, a config, and output directory"
@ -35,6 +40,14 @@ parser.add_argument(
action="store_true",
help="Skips the disassembler's version check",
)
parser.add_argument(
"--stdout-only", help="Print all output to stdout", action="store_true"
)
parser.add_argument(
"--disassemble-all",
help="Disasemble matched functions and migrated data",
action="store_true",
)
linker_writer: LinkerWriter
config: Dict[str, Any]
@ -119,7 +132,7 @@ def initialize_segments(config_segments: Union[dict, list]) -> List[Segment]:
log.error(
f"segment '{segment.given_follows_vram}', the 'follows_vram' value for segment '{segment.name}', does not exist"
)
segment.vram_of_symbol = get_segment_vram_end_symbol_name(
segment.given_vram_symbol = get_segment_vram_end_symbol_name(
segments_by_name[segment.given_follows_vram]
)
@ -209,9 +222,46 @@ def brief_seg_name(seg: Segment, limit: int, ellipsis="…") -> str:
return s
def main(config_path, modes, verbose, use_cache=True, skip_version_check=False):
# Return a mapping of vram classes to segments that need to be part of their vram symbol's calculation
def calc_segment_dependences(
all_segments: List[Segment],
) -> Dict[vram_classes.VramClass, List[Segment]]:
# Map vram class names to segments that have that vram class
vram_class_to_segments: Dict[str, List[Segment]] = {}
for seg in all_segments:
if seg.vram_class is not None:
if seg.vram_class.name not in vram_class_to_segments:
vram_class_to_segments[seg.vram_class.name] = []
vram_class_to_segments[seg.vram_class.name].append(seg)
# Map vram class names to segments that the vram class follows
vram_class_to_follows_segments: Dict[vram_classes.VramClass, List[Segment]] = {}
for vram_class in vram_classes._vram_classes.values():
if vram_class.follows_classes:
vram_class_to_follows_segments[vram_class] = []
for follows_class in vram_class.follows_classes:
if follows_class in vram_class_to_segments:
vram_class_to_follows_segments[
vram_class
] += vram_class_to_segments[follows_class]
return vram_class_to_follows_segments
def main(
config_path,
modes,
verbose,
use_cache=True,
skip_version_check=False,
stdout_only=False,
disassemble_all=False,
):
global config
if stdout_only:
progress_bar.out_file = sys.stdout
# Load config
config = {}
for entry in config_path:
@ -219,7 +269,9 @@ def main(config_path, modes, verbose, use_cache=True, skip_version_check=False):
additional_config = yaml.load(f.read(), Loader=yaml.SafeLoader)
config = merge_configs(config, additional_config)
options.initialize(config, config_path, modes, verbose)
vram_classes.initialize(config.get("vram_classes"))
options.initialize(config, config_path, modes, verbose, disassemble_all)
disassembler_instance.create_disassembler_instance(options.opts.platform)
disassembler_instance.get_instance().check_version(skip_version_check, VERSION)
@ -232,6 +284,8 @@ def main(config_path, modes, verbose, use_cache=True, skip_version_check=False):
e_sha1 = config["sha1"].lower()
if e_sha1 != sha1:
log.error(f"sha1 mismatch: expected {e_sha1}, was {sha1}")
else:
log.write("Warning: no sha1 in config")
# Create main output dir
options.opts.base_path.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
@ -289,7 +343,7 @@ def main(config_path, modes, verbose, use_cache=True, skip_version_check=False):
palettes.initialize(all_segments)
# Scan
scan_bar = tqdm.tqdm(all_segments, total=len(all_segments))
scan_bar = progress_bar.get_progress_bar(all_segments)
for segment in scan_bar:
assert isinstance(segment, Segment)
scan_bar.set_description(f"Scanning {brief_seg_name(segment, 20)}")
@ -319,10 +373,7 @@ def main(config_path, modes, verbose, use_cache=True, skip_version_check=False):
symbols.mark_c_funcs_as_defined()
# Split
split_bar = tqdm.tqdm(
all_segments,
total=len(all_segments),
)
split_bar = progress_bar.get_progress_bar(all_segments)
for segment in split_bar:
split_bar.set_description(f"Splitting {brief_seg_name(segment, 20)}")
@ -349,50 +400,88 @@ def main(config_path, modes, verbose, use_cache=True, skip_version_check=False):
if (
options.opts.is_mode_active("ld") and options.opts.platform != "gc"
): # TODO move this to platform initialization when it gets implemented
# Calculate list of segments for which we need to find the largest, so we can safely place the symbol after it
max_vram_end_syms: Dict[str, List[Segment]] = {}
for sym in symbols.appears_after_overlays_syms:
max_vram_end_syms[sym.name] = [
seg
for seg in all_segments
if isinstance(seg.vram_start, int)
and seg.vram_start == sym.appears_after_overlays_addr
]
max_vram_end_sym_names: Set[str] = set(max_vram_end_syms.keys())
vram_class_dependencies = calc_segment_dependences(all_segments)
vram_classes_to_search = set(vram_class_dependencies.keys())
max_vram_end_insertion_points: Dict[
Segment, List[Tuple[str, List[Segment]]]
] = {}
# Find the last segment whose vram_of_symbol is one of the max_vram_end_syms
for segment in reversed(all_segments):
vram_of_sym = segment.vram_of_symbol
if vram_of_sym is not None and vram_of_sym in max_vram_end_sym_names:
if segment not in max_vram_end_insertion_points:
max_vram_end_insertion_points[segment] = []
max_vram_end_insertion_points[segment].append(
(vram_of_sym, max_vram_end_syms[vram_of_sym])
for seg in reversed(all_segments):
if seg.vram_class in vram_classes_to_search:
assert seg.vram_class.vram_symbol is not None
if seg not in max_vram_end_insertion_points:
max_vram_end_insertion_points[seg] = []
max_vram_end_insertion_points[seg].append(
(
seg.vram_class.vram_symbol,
vram_class_dependencies[seg.vram_class],
)
)
max_vram_end_sym_names.remove(vram_of_sym)
vram_classes_to_search.remove(seg.vram_class)
global linker_writer
linker_writer = LinkerWriter()
linker_bar = tqdm.tqdm(
all_segments,
total=len(all_segments),
)
linker_bar = progress_bar.get_progress_bar(all_segments)
partial_linking = options.opts.ld_partial_linking
partial_scripts_path = options.opts.ld_partial_scripts_path
segments_path = options.opts.ld_partial_build_segments_path
if partial_linking:
if partial_scripts_path is None:
log.error(
"Partial linking is enabled but `ld_partial_scripts_path` has not been set"
)
if options.opts.ld_partial_build_segments_path is None:
log.error(
"Partial linking is enabled but `ld_partial_build_segments_path` has not been set"
)
for segment in linker_bar:
assert isinstance(segment, Segment)
linker_bar.set_description(f"Linker script {brief_seg_name(segment, 20)}")
linker_writer.add(segment, max_vram_end_insertion_points.get(segment, []))
linker_writer.save_linker_script()
max_vram_syms = max_vram_end_insertion_points.get(segment, [])
if options.opts.ld_partial_linking:
linker_writer.add_referenced_partial_segment(segment, max_vram_syms)
# Create linker script for segment
sub_linker_writer = LinkerWriter(is_partial=True)
sub_linker_writer.add_partial_segment(segment)
assert partial_scripts_path is not None
assert segments_path is not None
seg_name = segment.get_cname()
sub_linker_writer.save_linker_script(
partial_scripts_path / f"{seg_name}.ld"
)
if options.opts.ld_dependencies:
sub_linker_writer.save_dependencies_file(
partial_scripts_path / f"{seg_name}.d",
segments_path / f"{seg_name}.o",
)
else:
linker_writer.add(segment, max_vram_syms)
linker_writer.save_linker_script(options.opts.ld_script_path)
linker_writer.save_symbol_header()
if options.opts.ld_dependencies:
elf_path = options.opts.elf_path
if elf_path is None:
log.error(
"Generation of dependency file for linker script requested but `elf_path` was not provided in the yaml options"
)
linker_writer.save_dependencies_file(
options.opts.ld_script_path.with_suffix(".d"), elf_path
)
# write elf_sections.txt - this only lists the generated sections in the elf, not subsections
# that the elf combines into one section
if options.opts.elf_section_list_path:
section_list = ""
for segment in all_segments:
section_list += "." + to_cname(segment.name) + "\n"
section_list += "." + segment.get_cname() + "\n"
with open(options.opts.elf_section_list_path, "w", newline="\n") as f:
f.write(section_list)
@ -401,7 +490,7 @@ def main(config_path, modes, verbose, use_cache=True, skip_version_check=False):
to_write = [
s
for s in symbols.all_symbols
if s.referenced and not s.defined and not s.dead and s.type == "func"
if s.referenced and not s.defined and s.type == "func"
]
to_write.sort(key=lambda x: x.vram_start)
@ -416,7 +505,6 @@ def main(config_path, modes, verbose, use_cache=True, skip_version_check=False):
for s in symbols.all_symbols
if s.referenced
and not s.defined
and not s.dead
and s.type not in {"func", "label", "jtbl_label"}
]
to_write.sort(key=lambda x: x.vram_start)
@ -448,14 +536,12 @@ def main(config_path, modes, verbose, use_cache=True, skip_version_check=False):
pickle.dump(cache, f4)
if options.opts.dump_symbols and options.opts.is_mode_active("code"):
from pathlib import Path
splat_hidden_folder = Path(".splat/")
splat_hidden_folder.mkdir(exist_ok=True)
with open(splat_hidden_folder / "splat_symbols.csv", "w") as f:
f.write(
"vram_start,given_name,name,type,given_size,size,rom,defined,user_declared,referenced,dead,extract\n"
"vram_start,given_name,name,type,given_size,size,rom,defined,user_declared,referenced,extract\n"
)
for s in sorted(symbols.all_symbols, key=lambda x: x.vram_start):
f.write(f"{s.vram_start:X},{s.given_name},{s.name},{s.type},")
@ -468,13 +554,19 @@ def main(config_path, modes, verbose, use_cache=True, skip_version_check=False):
f.write(f"0x{s.rom:X},")
else:
f.write("None,")
f.write(
f"{s.defined},{s.user_declared},{s.referenced},{s.dead},{s.extract}\n"
)
f.write(f"{s.defined},{s.user_declared},{s.referenced},{s.extract}\n")
symbols.spim_context.saveContextToFile(splat_hidden_folder / "spim_context.csv")
if __name__ == "__main__":
args = parser.parse_args()
main(args.config, args.modes, args.verbose, args.use_cache, args.skip_version_check)
main(
args.config,
args.modes,
args.verbose,
args.use_cache,
args.skip_version_check,
args.stdout_only,
args.disassemble_all,
)

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@ -47,6 +47,7 @@ class Testing(unittest.TestCase):
self.get_right_only_files(sub_dcmp, out)
def test_basic_app(self):
spimdisasm.common.GlobalConfig.ASM_GENERATED_BY = False
main(["test/basic_app/splat.yaml"], None, None)
comparison = filecmp.dircmp("test/basic_app/split", "test/basic_app/expected")
@ -340,8 +341,7 @@ class SymbolsInitialize(unittest.TestCase):
test_init()
sym_addrs_lines = [
"func_1 = 0x100 // type:func size:10 rom:100 segment:test_segment name_end:the_name_end "
"appears_after_overlays_addr:1234"
"func_1 = 0x100; // type:func size:10 rom:100 segment:test_segment name_end:the_name_end "
]
all_segments = [
@ -365,7 +365,6 @@ class SymbolsInitialize(unittest.TestCase):
assert symbols.all_symbols[0].rom == 100
assert symbols.all_symbols[0].segment == all_segments[0]
assert symbols.all_symbols[0].given_name_end == "the_name_end"
assert symbols.appears_after_overlays_syms[0] == symbols.all_symbols[0]
def test_boolean_attrs(self):
import pathlib
@ -374,7 +373,7 @@ class SymbolsInitialize(unittest.TestCase):
test_init()
sym_addrs_lines = [
"func_1 = 0x100 // dead:True defined:True extract:True force_migration:True force_not_migration:True "
"func_1 = 0x100; // defined:True extract:True force_migration:True force_not_migration:True "
"allow_addend:True dont_allow_addend:True"
]
@ -393,7 +392,6 @@ class SymbolsInitialize(unittest.TestCase):
symbols.handle_sym_addrs(
pathlib.Path("/tmp/thing"), sym_addrs_lines, all_segments
)
assert symbols.all_symbols[0].dead == True
assert symbols.all_symbols[0].defined == True
assert symbols.all_symbols[0].force_migration == True
assert symbols.all_symbols[0].force_not_migration == True
@ -407,7 +405,7 @@ class SymbolsInitialize(unittest.TestCase):
symbols.reset_symbols()
test_init()
sym_addrs_lines = ["func_1 = 0x100 // ignore:True size:4"]
sym_addrs_lines = ["func_1 = 0x100; // ignore:True size:4"]
all_segments = [
Segment(
@ -424,8 +422,8 @@ class SymbolsInitialize(unittest.TestCase):
symbols.handle_sym_addrs(
pathlib.Path("/tmp/thing"), sym_addrs_lines, all_segments
)
assert symbols.spim_context.bannedRangedSymbols[0].start == 16
assert symbols.spim_context.bannedRangedSymbols[0].end == 20
assert symbols.spim_context.bannedRangedSymbols[0].start == 0x100
assert symbols.spim_context.bannedRangedSymbols[0].end == 0x100 + 4
class InitializeSpimContext(unittest.TestCase):

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@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
build/
split/
gcc-2.7.2/

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@ -1,3 +1,7 @@
#!/bin/bash
set -e
mkdir -p build
echo "Building..."
export PATH=/gcc-2.7.2:$PATH

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@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ SECTIONS
header_VRAM = ADDR(.header);
.header : AT(header_ROM_START) SUBALIGN(16)
{
FILL(0x00000000);
header_DATA_START = .;
header_s = .;
build/split/asm/header.s.o(.data);
@ -20,6 +21,7 @@ SECTIONS
dummy_ipl3_VRAM = ADDR(.dummy_ipl3);
.dummy_ipl3 0xA4000040 : AT(dummy_ipl3_ROM_START) SUBALIGN(16)
{
FILL(0x00000000);
dummy_ipl3_DATA_START = .;
dummy_ipl3_bin = .;
build/split/assets/dummy_ipl3.bin.o(.data);
@ -35,6 +37,7 @@ SECTIONS
boot_VRAM = ADDR(.boot);
.boot 0x80000400 : AT(boot_ROM_START) SUBALIGN(16)
{
FILL(0x00000000);
boot_TEXT_START = .;
build/split/src/main.c.o(.text);
build/split/asm/handwritten.s.o(.text);
@ -53,6 +56,7 @@ SECTIONS
boot_bss_VRAM = ADDR(.boot_bss);
.boot_bss (NOLOAD) : SUBALIGN(16)
{
FILL(0x00000000);
boot_BSS_START = .;
build/split/asm/data/main.bss.s.o(.bss);
boot_BSS_END = .;

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@ -12,7 +12,6 @@ options:
undefined_funcs_auto_path: split/undefined_funcs_auto.txt
undefined_syms_auto_path: split/undefined_syms_auto.txt
asset_path: split/assets
asm_generated_by: False
compiler: GCC
segments:
- name: header

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tools/splat/util/compiler.py
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@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ from typing import Optional
class Compiler:
name: str
asm_function_macro: str = "glabel"
asm_function_alt_macro: str = "glabel"
asm_jtbl_label_macro: str = "glabel"
asm_data_macro: str = "glabel"
asm_end_label: str = ""

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tools/splat/util/log.py
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@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
import sys
from typing import NoReturn, Optional
from pathlib import Path
from colorama import Fore, init, Style
@ -26,7 +27,7 @@ def error(*args, **kwargs) -> NoReturn:
# The line_num is expected to be zero-indexed
def parsing_error_preamble(path, line_num, line):
def parsing_error_preamble(path: Path, line_num: int, line: str):
write("")
write(f"error reading {path}, line {line_num + 1}:", status="error")
write(f"\t{line}")

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tools/splat/util/options.py
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@ -20,6 +20,8 @@ class SplatOpts:
base_path: Path
# Determines the path to the target binary
target_path: Path
# Path to the final elf target
elf_path: Optional[Path]
# Determines the platform of the target binary
platform: str
# Determines the compiler used to compile the target binary
@ -37,6 +39,8 @@ class SplatOpts:
use_o_as_suffix: bool
# the value of the $gp register to correctly calculate offset to %gp_rel relocs
gp: Optional[int]
# Checks and errors if there are any non consecutive segment types
check_consecutive_segment_types: bool
# Paths
asset_path: Path
@ -93,17 +97,38 @@ class SplatOpts:
# Determines the desired path to the linker symbol header,
# which exposes externed definitions for all segment ram/rom start/end locations
ld_symbol_header_path: Optional[Path]
# Determines whether to add a discard section to the linker script
# Determines whether to add a discard section with a wildcard to the linker script
ld_discard_section: bool
# A list of sections to preserve during link time. It can be useful to preserve debugging sections
ld_sections_allowlist: List[str]
# A list of sections to discard during link time. It can be useful to avoid using the wildcard discard. Note that this option does not turn off `ld_discard_section`
ld_sections_denylist: List[str]
# Determines the list of section labels that are to be added to the linker script
ld_section_labels: List[str]
# Determines whether to add wildcards for section linking in the linker script (.rodata* for example)
ld_wildcard_sections: bool
# Determines whether to use "follows" settings to determine locations of overlays in the linker script.
# If disabled, this effectively ignores "follows" directives in the yaml.
ld_use_follows: bool
# Determines whether to use `follows_vram` (segment option) and
# `vram_symbol` / `follows_classes` (vram_class options) to calculate vram addresses in the linker script.
# If disabled, this uses the plain integer values for vram addresses defined in the yaml.
ld_use_symbolic_vram_addresses: bool
# Change linker script generation to allow partially linking segments. Requires both `ld_partial_scripts_path` and `ld_partial_build_segments_path` to be set.
ld_partial_linking: bool
# Folder were each intermediary linker script will be written to.
ld_partial_scripts_path: Optional[Path]
# Folder where the built partially linked segments will be placed by the build system.
ld_partial_build_segments_path: Optional[Path]
# Generate a dependency file for every linker script generated. Dependency files will have the same path and name as the corresponding linker script, but changing the extension to `.d`. Requires `elf_path` to be set.
ld_dependencies: bool
# Legacy linker script generation does not impose the section_order specified in the yaml options or per-segment options.
ld_legacy_generation: bool
# If enabled, the end symbol for each segment will be placed before the alignment directive for the segment
segment_end_before_align: bool
# Controls the style of the auto-generated segment symbols in the linker script. Possible values: splat, makerom
segment_symbols_style: str
# Specifies the starting offset for rom address symbols in the linker script.
ld_rom_start: int
# The value passed to the FILL statement on each segment. `None` disables using FILL statements on the linker script. Defaults to a fill value of 0.
ld_fill_value: Optional[int]
################################################################################
# C file options
@ -136,6 +161,8 @@ class SplatOpts:
asm_inc_header: str
# Determines the macro used to declare functions in asm files
asm_function_macro: str
# Determines the macro used to declare symbols in the middle of functions in asm files (which may be alternative entries)
asm_function_alt_macro: str
# Determines the macro used to declare jumptable labels in asm files
asm_jtbl_label_macro: str
# Determines the macro used to declare data symbols in asm files
@ -171,12 +198,12 @@ class SplatOpts:
data_string_guesser_level: Optional[int]
# Global option for allowing data symbols using addends on symbol references. It can be overriden per symbol
allow_data_addends: bool
# Determines whether to include the "Generated by spimdisasm" text in the asm
asm_generated_by: bool
# Tells the disassembler to try disassembling functions with unknown instructions instead of falling back to disassembling as raw data
disasm_unknown: bool
# Tries to detect redundant and unreferenced functions ends and merge them together. This option is ignored if the compiler is not set to IDO.
detect_redundant_function_end: bool
# Don't skip disassembling already matched functions and migrated sections
disassemble_all: bool
################################################################################
# N64-specific options
@ -188,6 +215,8 @@ class SplatOpts:
gfx_ucode: str
# Use named libultra symbols by default. Those will need to be added to a linker script manually by the user
libultra_symbols: bool
# Use named libultra symbols by default. Those will need to be added to a linker script manually by the user
ique_symbols: bool
# Use named hardware register symbols by default. Those will need to be added to a linker script manually by the user
hardware_regs: bool
@ -279,6 +308,7 @@ def _parse_yaml(
config_paths: List[str],
modes: List[str],
verbose: bool = False,
disasm_all: bool = False,
) -> SplatOpts:
p = OptParser(yaml)
@ -317,6 +347,7 @@ def _parse_yaml(
modes=modes,
base_path=base_path,
target_path=p.parse_path(base_path, "target_path"),
elf_path=p.parse_optional_path(base_path, "elf_path"),
platform=platform,
compiler=comp,
endianness=parse_endianness(),
@ -329,6 +360,9 @@ def _parse_yaml(
generated_s_preamble=p.parse_opt("generated_s_preamble", str, ""),
use_o_as_suffix=p.parse_opt("o_as_suffix", bool, False),
gp=p.parse_opt("gp_value", int, 0),
check_consecutive_segment_types=p.parse_opt(
"check_consecutive_segment_types", bool, True
),
asset_path=p.parse_path(base_path, "asset_path", "assets"),
symbol_addrs_paths=p.parse_path_list(
base_path, "symbol_addrs_path", "symbol_addrs.txt"
@ -364,14 +398,32 @@ def _parse_yaml(
ld_script_path=p.parse_path(base_path, "ld_script_path", f"{basename}.ld"),
ld_symbol_header_path=p.parse_optional_path(base_path, "ld_symbol_header_path"),
ld_discard_section=p.parse_opt("ld_discard_section", bool, True),
ld_sections_allowlist=p.parse_opt("ld_sections_allowlist", list, []),
ld_sections_denylist=p.parse_opt("ld_sections_denylist", list, []),
ld_section_labels=p.parse_opt(
"ld_section_labels",
list,
[".text", ".data", ".rodata", ".bss"],
),
ld_wildcard_sections=p.parse_opt("ld_wildcard_sections", bool, False),
ld_use_follows=p.parse_opt("ld_use_follows", bool, True),
ld_use_symbolic_vram_addresses=p.parse_opt(
"ld_use_symbolic_vram_addresses", bool, True
),
ld_partial_linking=p.parse_opt("ld_partial_linking", bool, False),
ld_partial_scripts_path=p.parse_optional_path(
base_path, "ld_partial_scripts_path"
),
ld_partial_build_segments_path=p.parse_optional_path(
base_path, "ld_partial_build_segments_path"
),
ld_dependencies=p.parse_opt("ld_dependencies", bool, False),
ld_legacy_generation=p.parse_opt("ld_legacy_generation", bool, False),
segment_end_before_align=p.parse_opt("segment_end_before_align", bool, False),
segment_symbols_style=p.parse_opt_within(
"segment_symbols_style", str, ["splat", "makerom"], "splat"
),
ld_rom_start=p.parse_opt("ld_rom_start", int, 0),
ld_fill_value=p.parse_opt("ld_fill_value", int, 0),
create_c_files=p.parse_opt("create_c_files", bool, True),
auto_decompile_empty_functions=p.parse_opt(
"auto_decompile_empty_functions", bool, True
@ -391,6 +443,9 @@ def _parse_yaml(
asm_function_macro=p.parse_opt(
"asm_function_macro", str, comp.asm_function_macro
),
asm_function_alt_macro=p.parse_opt(
"asm_function_alt_macro", str, comp.asm_function_alt_macro
),
asm_jtbl_label_macro=p.parse_opt(
"asm_jtbl_label_macro", str, comp.asm_jtbl_label_macro
),
@ -433,14 +488,18 @@ def _parse_yaml(
"f3dex2",
),
libultra_symbols=p.parse_opt("libultra_symbols", bool, False),
ique_symbols=p.parse_opt("ique_symbols", bool, False),
hardware_regs=p.parse_opt("hardware_regs", bool, False),
use_legacy_include_asm=p.parse_opt("use_legacy_include_asm", bool, True),
filesystem_path=p.parse_optional_path(base_path, "filesystem_path"),
asm_generated_by=p.parse_opt("asm_generated_by", bool, True),
disasm_unknown=p.parse_opt("disasm_unknown", bool, False),
detect_redundant_function_end=p.parse_opt(
"detect_redundant_function_end", bool, True
),
# Command line argument takes precedence over yaml option
disassemble_all=disasm_all
if disasm_all
else p.parse_opt("disassemble_all", bool, False),
)
p.check_no_unread_opts()
return ret
@ -451,10 +510,11 @@ def initialize(
config_paths: List[str],
modes: Optional[List[str]] = None,
verbose=False,
disasm_all=False,
):
global opts
if not modes:
modes = ["all"]
opts = _parse_yaml(config["options"], config_paths, modes, verbose)
opts = _parse_yaml(config["options"], config_paths, modes, verbose, disasm_all)

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@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
import tqdm
import sys
out_file = sys.stderr
def get_progress_bar(elements: list) -> tqdm.tqdm:
return tqdm.tqdm(elements, total=len(elements), file=out_file)

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tools/splat/util/psx/__init__.py Normal file
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tools/splat/util/psx/psxexeinfo.py Executable file
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@ -0,0 +1,117 @@
#! /usr/bin/env python3
from __future__ import annotations
import argparse
import hashlib
import struct
import dataclasses
from pathlib import Path
@dataclasses.dataclass
class PsxExe:
# Based on https://psx-spx.consoledev.net/cdromdrive/#filenameexe-general-purpose-executable
initial_pc: int # offset: 0x10
initial_gp: int # offset: 0x14
destination_vram: int # offset: 0x18
file_size: int # offset: 0x1C
data_vram: int # offset: 0x20
data_size: int # offset: 0x24
bss_vram: int # offset: 0x28
bss_size: int # offset: 0x2C
initial_sp_base: int # offset: 0x30
initial_sp_offset: int # offset: 0x34
size: int
sha1: str
@property
def text_offset(self) -> int:
return self.initial_pc - self.destination_vram + 0x800
@property
def data_offset(self) -> int:
if self.data_vram == 0 or self.data_size == 0:
return 0
return self.data_vram - self.destination_vram + 0x800
@staticmethod
def get_info(exe_path: Path, exe_bytes: bytes) -> PsxExe:
initial_pc = struct.unpack("<I", exe_bytes[0x10 : 0x10 + 4])[0]
initial_gp = struct.unpack("<I", exe_bytes[0x14 : 0x14 + 4])[0]
destination_vram = struct.unpack("<I", exe_bytes[0x18 : 0x18 + 4])[0]
file_size = struct.unpack("<I", exe_bytes[0x1C : 0x1C + 4])[0]
data_vram = struct.unpack("<I", exe_bytes[0x20 : 0x20 + 4])[0]
data_size = struct.unpack("<I", exe_bytes[0x24 : 0x24 + 4])[0]
bss_vram = struct.unpack("<I", exe_bytes[0x28 : 0x28 + 4])[0]
bss_size = struct.unpack("<I", exe_bytes[0x2C : 0x2C + 4])[0]
initial_sp_base = struct.unpack("<I", exe_bytes[0x30 : 0x30 + 4])[0]
initial_sp_offset = struct.unpack("<I", exe_bytes[0x34 : 0x34 + 4])[0]
sha1 = hashlib.sha1(exe_bytes).hexdigest()
return PsxExe(
initial_pc,
initial_gp,
destination_vram,
file_size,
data_vram,
data_size,
bss_vram,
bss_size,
initial_sp_base,
initial_sp_offset,
len(exe_bytes),
sha1,
)
def main():
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Gives information on PSX EXEs")
parser.add_argument("exe", help="path to an PSX EXE")
args = parser.parse_args()
exe_path = Path(args.exe)
exe_bytes = exe_path.read_bytes()
exe = PsxExe.get_info(exe_path, exe_bytes)
print(f"Initial PC: 0x{exe.initial_pc:08X}")
print(f"Initial GP: ", end="")
if exe.initial_gp != 0:
print(f"0x{exe.initial_gp:08X}")
else:
print(f"No")
print()
print(f"Destination VRAM: 0x{exe.destination_vram:08X}")
print(f"File size (without header): 0x{exe.file_size:X}")
print(f"Text binary offset: 0x{exe.text_offset:08X}")
if exe.data_vram != 0 and exe.data_size != 0:
print()
print(f"Data VRAM: 0x{exe.data_vram:08X}")
print(f"Data size: 0x{exe.data_size:08X}")
print(f"Data binary offset: 0x{exe.data_offset:08X}")
if exe.bss_vram != 0 and exe.bss_size != 0:
print()
print(f"bss VRAM: 0x{exe.bss_vram:08X}")
print(f"bss size: 0x{exe.bss_size:08X}")
print()
print(f"Initial SP base: 0x{exe.initial_sp_base:08X}")
print(f"Initial SP offset: 0x{exe.initial_sp_offset:08X}")
print()
print(f"File size: 0x{exe.size:X}")
print(f"sha1: {exe.sha1}")
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()

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tools/splat/util/relocs.py
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@ -2,10 +2,8 @@ from dataclasses import dataclass
from typing import Dict
import spimdisasm
import tqdm
from intervaltree import Interval, IntervalTree
from util import log, options, symbols
from util import log, options, symbols, progress_bar
@dataclass
@ -35,9 +33,11 @@ def initialize():
with path.open() as f:
sym_addrs_lines = f.readlines()
for line_num, line in enumerate(
tqdm.tqdm(sym_addrs_lines, desc=f"Loading relocs ({path.stem})")
):
prog_bar = progress_bar.get_progress_bar(sym_addrs_lines)
prog_bar.set_description(f"Loading relocs ({path.stem})")
line: str
for line_num, line in enumerate(prog_bar):
line = line.strip()
# Allow comments
line = line.split("//")[0]
@ -108,6 +108,11 @@ def initialize():
if addend is not None:
reloc.addend = addend
if reloc.rom_address in all_relocs:
log.parsing_error_preamble(path, line_num, line)
log.error(
f"Duplicated 'rom' address for reloc: 0x{reloc.rom_address:X}"
)
add_reloc(reloc)

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tools/splat/util/symbols.py
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@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ import re
from typing import Dict, List, Optional, Set, TYPE_CHECKING
import spimdisasm
import tqdm
from intervaltree import IntervalTree
from disassembler import disassembler_instance
from pathlib import Path
@ -12,14 +12,13 @@ from pathlib import Path
if TYPE_CHECKING:
from segtypes.segment import Segment
from util import log, options
from util import log, options, progress_bar
all_symbols: List["Symbol"] = []
all_symbols_dict: Dict[int, List["Symbol"]] = {}
all_symbols_ranges = IntervalTree()
ignored_addresses: Set[int] = set()
to_mark_as_defined: Set[str] = set()
appears_after_overlays_syms: List["Symbol"] = []
# Initialize a spimdisasm context, used to store symbols and functions
spim_context = spimdisasm.common.Context()
@ -87,9 +86,11 @@ def handle_sym_addrs(
return segment
return None
for line_num, line in enumerate(
tqdm.tqdm(sym_addrs_lines, desc=f"Loading symbols ({path.stem})")
):
seen_symbols: Dict[str, "Symbol"] = dict()
prog_bar = progress_bar.get_progress_bar(sym_addrs_lines)
prog_bar.set_description(f"Loading symbols ({path.stem})")
line: str
for line_num, line in enumerate(prog_bar):
line = line.strip()
if not line == "" and not line.startswith("//"):
comment_loc = line.find("//")
@ -101,13 +102,14 @@ def handle_sym_addrs(
line_main = line[:comment_loc].strip()
try:
assert line.count(";") == 1, "Line must contain a single semi-colon"
line_split = line_main.split("=")
name = line_split[0].strip()
addr = int(line_split[1].strip()[:-1], 0)
except:
log.parsing_error_preamble(path, line_num, line)
log.write("Line should be of the form")
log.write("<function_name> = <address> // attr0:val0 attr1:val1 [...]")
log.write("Line must be of the form")
log.write("<function_name> = <address>; // attr0:val0 attr1:val1 [...]")
log.write("with <address> in hex preceded by 0x, or dec")
log.write("")
raise
@ -179,10 +181,6 @@ def handle_sym_addrs(
if attr_name == "name_end":
sym.given_name_end = attr_val
continue
if attr_name == "appears_after_overlays_addr":
sym.appears_after_overlays_addr = int(attr_val, 0)
appears_after_overlays_syms.append(sym)
continue
except:
log.parsing_error_preamble(path, line_num, line)
log.write(
@ -207,9 +205,6 @@ def handle_sym_addrs(
log.write([*TRUEY_VALS, *FALSEY_VALS])
log.error("")
else:
if attr_name == "dead":
sym.dead = tf_val
continue
if attr_name == "defined":
sym.defined = tf_val
continue
@ -249,6 +244,29 @@ def handle_sym_addrs(
sym.segment.add_symbol(sym)
sym.user_declared = True
if sym.name in seen_symbols:
log.parsing_error_preamble(path, line_num, line)
log.error(
f"Duplicate symbol detected! {sym.name} has already been defined at 0x{seen_symbols[sym.name].vram_start:X}"
)
if addr in all_symbols_dict:
items = all_symbols_dict[addr]
for item in items:
if (
sym.rom == item.rom
or None in (sym.rom, item.rom)
or sym.segment == item.segment
or None in (sym.segment, item.rom)
):
log.parsing_error_preamble(path, line_num, line)
log.error(
f"Duplicate symbol detected! {sym.name} clashes with {item.name} defined at 0x{addr:X}"
)
seen_symbols[sym.name] = sym
add_symbol(sym)
@ -543,7 +561,6 @@ class Symbol:
defined: bool = False
referenced: bool = False
dead: bool = False
extract: bool = True
user_declared: bool = False
@ -558,8 +575,6 @@ class Symbol:
_generated_default_name: Optional[str] = None
_last_type: Optional[str] = None
appears_after_overlays_addr: Optional[int] = None
def __str__(self):
return self.name
@ -659,10 +674,8 @@ def reset_symbols():
global all_symbols_ranges
global ignored_addresses
global to_mark_as_defined
global appears_after_overlays_syms
all_symbols = []
all_symbols_dict = {}
all_symbols_ranges = IntervalTree()
ignored_addresses = set()
to_mark_as_defined = set()
appears_after_overlays_syms = []

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@ -0,0 +1,102 @@
from dataclasses import dataclass, field
from typing import Any, Dict, List, Optional
from util import log
@dataclass(frozen=True)
class VramClass:
name: str
vram: int
given_vram_symbol: Optional[str] = None
follows_classes: List[str] = field(default_factory=list, compare=False)
@property
def vram_symbol(self) -> Optional[str]:
if self.given_vram_symbol is not None:
return self.given_vram_symbol
elif self.follows_classes:
return self.name + "_CLASS_VRAM"
else:
return None
_vram_classes: Dict[str, VramClass] = {}
def initialize(yaml: Any):
global _vram_classes
_vram_classes = {}
if yaml is None:
return
if not isinstance(yaml, list):
log.error("vram_classes must be a list")
class_names = set()
for vram_class in yaml:
if isinstance(vram_class, dict):
if "name" not in vram_class:
log.error(f"vram_class ({vram_class}) must have a name")
class_names.add(vram_class["name"])
elif isinstance(vram_class, list):
class_names.add(vram_class[0])
for vram_class in yaml:
name: str
vram: int
vram_symbol: Optional[str] = None
follows_classes: List[str] = []
if isinstance(vram_class, dict):
if "name" not in vram_class:
log.error(f"vram_class ({vram_class}) must have a name")
name = vram_class["name"]
if "vram" not in vram_class:
log.error(f"vram_class ({vram_class}) must have a vram")
vram = vram_class["vram"]
if "vram_symbol" in vram_class:
vram_symbol = vram_class["vram_symbol"]
if not isinstance(vram_symbol, str):
log.error(
f"vram_symbol ({vram_symbol})must be a string, got {type(vram_symbol)}"
)
if "follows_classes" in vram_class:
follows_classes = vram_class["follows_classes"]
if not isinstance(follows_classes, list):
log.error(
f"vram_symbol ({follows_classes})must be a list, got {type(follows_classes)}"
)
for follows_class in follows_classes:
if follows_class not in class_names:
log.error(
f"follows_class ({follows_class}) not found in vram_classes"
)
elif isinstance(vram_class, list):
if len(vram_class) != 2:
log.error(
f"vram_class ({vram_class}) must have 2 elements, got {len(vram_class)}"
)
name = vram_class[0]
vram = vram_class[1]
else:
log.error(f"vram_class must be a dict or list, got {type(vram_class)}")
if not isinstance(name, str):
log.error(f"vram_class name ({name}) must be a string, got {type(name)}")
if not isinstance(vram, int):
log.error(f"vram_class vram ({vram}) must be an int, got {type(vram)}")
if name in _vram_classes:
log.error(f"Duplicate vram class name '{name}'")
_vram_classes[name] = VramClass(name, vram, vram_symbol, follows_classes)
def resolve(name: str) -> VramClass:
if name not in _vram_classes:
log.error(f"Unknown vram class '{name}'")
return _vram_classes[name]

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tools/splat_ext/pm_charset.py
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@ -92,5 +92,6 @@ class N64SegPm_charset(N64Segment):
[fs_dir / f"{i:02X}.png" for i in range(self.yaml[5])],
fs_dir.with_suffix(".dat"),
".data",
".data",
),
]

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tools/splat_ext/pm_charset_palettes.py
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@ -56,5 +56,6 @@ class N64SegPm_charset_palettes(N64Segment):
[fs_dir / f"{i:02X}.png" for i in range(self.yaml[3])],
fs_dir.with_suffix(".dat"),
".data",
".data",
),
]

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tools/splat_ext/pm_effect_loads.py
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@ -131,6 +131,7 @@ glabel fx_{name}
[self.effect_s_path(effect.name)],
self.effect_s_path(effect.name),
".text",
".text",
)
)

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tools/splat_ext/pm_effect_shims.py
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@ -67,6 +67,6 @@ glabel {name}
ret = []
for shim in self.shims:
ret.append(LinkerEntry(self, [self.shim_path(shim)], self.shim_path(shim), ".text"))
ret.append(LinkerEntry(self, [self.shim_path(shim)], self.shim_path(shim), ".text", ".text"))
return ret

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tools/splat_ext/pm_icons.py
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@ -119,5 +119,6 @@ class N64SegPm_icons(N64Segment):
[options.opts.asset_path / "icon" / "Icons.xml"],
options.opts.asset_path / "icons.bin",
self.get_linker_section(),
self.get_linker_section(),
)
]

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tools/splat_ext/pm_imgfx_data.py
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@ -122,5 +122,6 @@ class N64SegPm_imgfx_data(N64Segment):
[self.OUT_DIR / f"{name}.json" for name, _ in self.yaml.get("animations")],
options.opts.asset_path / "imgfx" / f"{self.name}.c",
self.get_linker_section(),
self.get_linker_section(),
)
]

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tools/splat_ext/pm_map_data.py
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@ -211,5 +211,6 @@ class N64SegPm_map_data(N64Segment):
[fs_dir / add_file_ext(name, linker=True) for name in self.files],
fs_dir.with_suffix(".dat"),
".data",
".data",
),
]

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tools/splat_ext/pm_msg.py
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@ -480,7 +480,7 @@ class N64SegPm_msg(N64Segment):
base_path = options.opts.asset_path / f"{self.name}"
out_paths = [base_path / Path(f + ".msg") for f in self.files]
return [LinkerEntry(self, out_paths, base_path, ".data")]
return [LinkerEntry(self, out_paths, base_path, ".data", ".data")]
@staticmethod
def get_default_name(addr):

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tools/splat_ext/pm_sbn.py
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@ -562,6 +562,7 @@ if splat_loaded:
[dir],
out,
".data",
".data",
),
]

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tools/splat_ext/pm_sprite_shading_profiles.py
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@ -219,5 +219,6 @@ class N64SegPm_sprite_shading_profiles(N64Segment):
[self.OUT_DIR / f"{self.name}.json"],
options.opts.asset_path / self.dir / f"{self.name}.bin",
self.get_linker_section(),
self.get_linker_section(),
)
]

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tools/splat_ext/pm_sprites.py
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@ -838,7 +838,7 @@ class N64SegPm_sprites(N64Segment):
# for NPC
src_paths += [options.opts.asset_path / "sprite" / "npc" / sprite_name for sprite_name in self.npc_cfg]
return [LinkerEntry(self, src_paths, self.out_path(), self.get_linker_section())]
return [LinkerEntry(self, src_paths, self.out_path(), self.get_linker_section(), self.get_linker_section())]
def cache(self):
return (self.yaml, self.rom_end, self.player_cfg, self.npc_cfg)

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ver/ique/splat-shift.yaml
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@ -1,2 +1,2 @@
options:
ld_use_follows: True
ld_use_symbolic_vram_addresses: True

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ver/ique/splat.yaml
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@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
name: Paper Mario (iQue)
sha1: 5c724685085eba796537573dd6f84aaddedc8582
options:
basename: papermario
find_file_boundaries: True
@ -486,7 +487,7 @@ segments:
- [0x10e120, bin]
- name: ui_images
- name: ui_images_filemenu_pause
type: bin
start: 0x0000000000179fc0
vram: 0x8023E000
@ -554,7 +555,6 @@ segments:
dir: filemenu
start: 0x1AC100
vram: 0x80242ba0
follows_vram: ui_images
subsegments:
- [0x1AC100, c, filemenu_common]
- [0x1AE190, c, filemenu_main]

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ver/ique/symbol_addrs.txt
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@ -32,8 +32,6 @@ theater_floor_pal = 0x800744f0;
theater_floor_png = 0x800743f0;
ui_no_controller_png = 0x80074db0;
__osBbHackFlags = 0x8000038C;
__osMaxControllers = 0x800991d2;
__divdi3 = 0x8006ce10;
__osBbPakAddress = 0x80000374;
osRomBase = 0x80000308;
osTvType = 0x80000300;
@ -69,12 +67,9 @@ get_clamped_angle_diff = 0x800298f8;
get_npc_by_index = 0x8003818c;
nuBoot = 0x8005df60;
title_screen_draw_copyright = 0x800374c4;
decode_yay0 = 0x8006e380;
lldiv = 0x8006cc9c;
osViModeTable = 0x800932c0;
osViModeNtscLan1 = 0x80094440;
osViModeMpalLan1 = 0x80094490;
osUnmapTLB = 0x80064ee0;
nuAuTaskStop = 0x80076de0;
AlFrameSize = 0x800a0044;
AlCmdListBuffers = 0x8009ff20;
@ -208,7 +203,6 @@ __osSetTimerIntr = 0x80064ad4;
__osInsertTimer = 0x80064ba8;
osMapTLB = 0x80064d60;
__osProbeTLB = 0x80064e20;
osUnmapTLB = 0x80064ee0;
osUnmapTLBAll = 0x80064f20;
osViGetCurrentFramebuffer = 0x80064f70;
osViGetNextFramebuffer = 0x80064fb0;
@ -404,7 +398,6 @@ __osCurrentHandle = 0x80094540;
__osSiAccessQueue = 0x800d9008; // size:0x18
siAccessBuf = 0x800ad300;
__osSiAccessQueue = 0x800d9008; // size:0x18
__Dom1SpeedParam + 0x4 = 0x800b2f6c;
__Dom1SpeedParam + 0x5 = 0x800b2f6d;
__Dom1SpeedParam + 0x6 = 0x800B2F6E;
@ -430,7 +423,6 @@ __osEventStateTab = 0x800d825c; // size:0x110
__osThreadSave = 0x800AF740;
gMainGfxPos = 0x80099244;
piEventQueue = 0x800af6e0; // size:24
__osFinalrom = 0x80099238;
pause_banner_hp_png = 0x8026c640; // segment:pause
@ -445,8 +437,6 @@ pause_banner_hammer_png = 0x8026d5c0; // segment:pause
pause_banner_hammer_pal = 0x8026d740; // segment:pause
pause_banner_star_energy_png = 0x8026d940; // segment:pause
pause_banner_star_energy_pal = 0x8026dac0; // segment:pause
pause_available_png = 0x8026dcc0; // segment:pause
pause_available_pal = 0x8026dec0; // segment:pause
pause_arrows_png = 0x8026c440; // segment:pause
pause_stats_bar_png = 0x8026e740; // segment:pause
pause_stats_bar_pal = 0x8026e9c0; // segment:pause
@ -520,7 +510,6 @@ filemenu_draw_message = 0x80249d08; // segment:filemenu
filemenu_draw_char = 0x802493a0; // segment:filemenu
filemenu_get_menu_message = 0x80249e68; // segment:filemenu
filemenu_hudElemIDs = 0x8024c470; // segment:filemenu
filemenu_get_menu_message = 0x80249e68; // segment:filemenu
filemenu_menus = 0x80249f64; // segment:filemenu
filemenu_specialSymbols = 0x8024bb30; // segment:filemenu
filemenu_draw_rect = 0x80242ba0; // segment:filemenu
@ -568,8 +557,6 @@ MsgCharImgSubtitle = 0x802f39d0;
sfx_play_sound_with_params = 0x80148248;
heap_malloc = 0x8002a9b4;
D_80159180 = 0x8015b500;
MsgCharImgTitle = 0x802ed970;
MsgCharImgSubtitle = 0x802f39d0;
charset_postcard_png = 0x00054fa8;
charset_postcard_pal + 5 = 0x00056e70;
D_80159B50 = 0x8015bed0;
@ -593,12 +580,10 @@ gHudElementCacheBuffer = 0x8014faa4;
gHudElementCacheSize = 0x8014facc;
gHudElementCacheTablePalette = 0x8014fa60;
gGameStatusPtr = 0x80072e0c;
gEncounterState = 0x800991cc;
imgfx_appendGfx_component = 0x80139700;
get_msg_properties = 0x801242f8;
appendGfx_message = 0x80126140;
msg_draw_char = 0x8012a75c;
D_8014AD24 = 0x8014ad24;
D_801544A0 = 0x801544a0;
D_8013A520 = 0x8013a520;
D_8014AD24 = 0x8014ad24;
@ -617,7 +602,6 @@ ui_msg_sign_side_right_png = 0x802ecab0;
ui_msg_sign_side_left_png = 0x802ec970;
ui_msg_sign_side_top_png = 0x802ec870;
ui_msg_sign_corner_topright_png = 0x802ec670;
D_80151338 = 0x8014fac8;
gMsgGlobalWaveCounter = 0x8014fa74;
D_8014C500 = 0x8014ac90;
spr_get_npc_raster_info = 0x802de9d8;

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ver/jp/splat-shift.yaml
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@ -1,2 +1,2 @@
options:
ld_use_follows: True
ld_use_symbolic_vram_addresses: True

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ver/jp/splat.yaml
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@ -26,6 +26,7 @@ options:
undefined_syms_auto_path: ver/jp/undefined_syms_auto.txt
symbol_name_format: JP_$VRAM
symbol_name_format_no_rom: JP_$VRAM_$SEG
ld_legacy_generation: True
asset_stack:
- jp
segments:
@ -440,7 +441,6 @@ segments:
type: code
start: 0x75990
vram: 0x800dc4e0
# vram_of_symbol: overlays_start # TODO once this symbol is implemented
subsegments:
- [auto, hasm, bss2]
- [auto, c, npc_collision]
@ -469,16 +469,16 @@ segments:
- [auto, .rodata, inventory]
- [auto, .rodata, world/partners]
- [auto, .rodata, 891b0_len_fb0]
- [0xA5910, bin]
- [0xa5f90]
- [0xA5910, bin, A5910]
- [0xA5F90]
- name: engine4
dir: engine4
type: code
start: 0xa5f90
start: 0xA5F90
vram: 0x8010f890
subsegments:
- [0xa5f90, bin]
- [0xA5F90, bin]
- [0xa9770]
- name: engine2

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ver/pal/splat-shift.yaml
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@ -1,2 +1,2 @@
options:
ld_use_follows: True
ld_use_symbolic_vram_addresses: True

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ver/pal/splat.yaml
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@ -38,7 +38,6 @@ segments:
type: code
start: 0x71D80
vram: 0x800D8C70
# vram_of_symbol: overlays_start # TODO once this symbol is implemented
subsegments:
- [auto, hasm, bss2]
- [auto, c, npc_collision]
@ -549,7 +548,6 @@ segments:
type: code
start: 0xA4520
vram: 0x8010E1D0
follows_vram: engine1
subsegments:
- [auto, hasm, bss3]
- [auto, c, entity]
@ -608,7 +606,6 @@ segments:
dir: evt
start: 0xE61D0
vram: 0x802C6000
# follows_vram: world_use_item # TODO this causes the vram to be wrong
subsegments:
- [auto, c, script_list]
- [auto, c, evt]
@ -629,7 +626,6 @@ segments:
type: code
start: 0x100910
vram: 0x802E2020
follows_vram: evt
subsegments:
- [auto, c, sprite]
- [auto, c, 101b90_len_8f0]
@ -637,7 +633,6 @@ segments:
type: code
start: 0x1040F0
vram: 0x802E7070
follows_vram: engine4
subsegments:
- [auto, c, entity/Shadow]
- [auto, c, entity/SaveBlock]
@ -754,7 +749,7 @@ segments:
- [0x132C28, palette, letter_content_12]
- [0x132E28, bin] # length 0x18, non zero
- name: ui_images
- name: ui_images_filemenu_pause
type: code
start: 0x132E40
vram: 0x8023E000
@ -12188,7 +12183,6 @@ segments:
start: 0xE8DEC0
name: speech_bubble
vram: 0x802B7000
# vram_of_symbol: world_action_vram_end
subsegments:
- [auto, c, speech_bubble]
- start: 0xE8E5D0
@ -12204,7 +12198,6 @@ segments:
start: 0xE8E880
name: pulse_stone
vram: 0x802B7000
# vram_of_symbol: world_action_vram_end
subsegments:
- [auto, c, pulse_stone]
- start: 0xE8EEC0
@ -12221,7 +12214,6 @@ segments:
start: 0xE8F5C0
name: i_spy
vram: 0x802B7000
# vram_of_symbol: world_action_vram_end
subsegments:
- [auto, c, i_spy]
- start: 0xE8FB40
@ -12240,7 +12232,6 @@ segments:
name: model_clear_render_tasks
start: 0xE90270
vram: 0x802B7E00
# vram_of_symbol: world_misc_vram_end
subsegments:
- [auto, c, model_clear_render_tasks]
- type: code
@ -12248,7 +12239,6 @@ segments:
dir: world/action
start: 0xE90270
vram: 0x802B6000
# follows_vram: texture_memory
subsegments:
- [auto, c, idle]
- type: code
@ -12256,7 +12246,6 @@ segments:
dir: world/action
start: 0xE906F0
vram: 0x802B6000
# follows_vram: texture_memory
subsegments:
- [auto, c, walk]
- type: code
@ -12264,7 +12253,6 @@ segments:
dir: world/action
start: 0xE91050
vram: 0x802B6000
# follows_vram: texture_memory
subsegments:
- [auto, c, jump]
- type: code
@ -12272,7 +12260,6 @@ segments:
dir: world/action
start: 0xE915E0
vram: 0x802B6000
# follows_vram: texture_memory
subsegments:
- [auto, c, step_up]
- type: code
@ -12280,7 +12267,6 @@ segments:
dir: world/action
start: 0xE91930
vram: 0x802B6000
# follows_vram: texture_memory
subsegments:
- [auto, c, land]
- type: code
@ -12288,7 +12274,6 @@ segments:
dir: world/action
start: 0xE91EE0
vram: 0x802B6000
# follows_vram: texture_memory
subsegments:
- [auto, c, hammer]
- type: code
@ -12296,7 +12281,6 @@ segments:
dir: world/action
start: 0xE92D70
vram: 0x802B6000
# follows_vram: texture_memory
subsegments:
- [auto, c, spin]
- type: code
@ -12304,7 +12288,6 @@ segments:
dir: world/action
start: 0xE93720
vram: 0x802B6000
# follows_vram: texture_memory
subsegments:
- [auto, c, tornado_jump]
- type: code
@ -12312,7 +12295,6 @@ segments:
dir: world/action
start: 0xE93DF0
vram: 0x802B6000
# follows_vram: texture_memory
subsegments:
- [auto, c, spin_jump]
- type: code
@ -12320,7 +12302,6 @@ segments:
dir: world/action
start: 0xE94520
vram: 0x802B6000
# follows_vram: texture_memory
subsegments:
- [auto, c, slide]
- type: code
@ -12328,7 +12309,6 @@ segments:
dir: world/action
start: 0xE94CA0
vram: 0x802B6000
# follows_vram: texture_memory
subsegments:
- [auto, c, hit_fire]
- type: code
@ -12336,7 +12316,6 @@ segments:
dir: world/action
start: 0xE94F50
vram: 0x802B6000
# follows_vram: texture_memory
subsegments:
- [auto, c, hit_lava]
- type: code
@ -12344,7 +12323,6 @@ segments:
dir: world/action
start: 0xE95800
vram: 0x802B6000
# follows_vram: texture_memory
subsegments:
- [auto, c, knockback]
- type: code
@ -12352,7 +12330,6 @@ segments:
dir: world/action
start: 0xE95A40
vram: 0x802B6000
# follows_vram: texture_memory
subsegments:
- [auto, c, misc]
- type: code
@ -12360,7 +12337,6 @@ segments:
dir: world/action
start: 0xE961B0
vram: 0x802B6000
# follows_vram: texture_memory
subsegments:
- [auto, c, use_munchlesia]
- type: code
@ -12368,7 +12344,6 @@ segments:
dir: world/action
start: 0xE96480
vram: 0x802B6000
# follows_vram: texture_memory
subsegments:
- [auto, c, use_spinning_flower]
- type: code
@ -12376,7 +12351,6 @@ segments:
dir: world/action
start: 0xE97350
vram: 0x802B6000
# follows_vram: texture_memory
subsegments:
- [auto, c, use_tweester]
- type: code
@ -12384,14 +12358,12 @@ segments:
dir: world/action
start: 0xE976C0
vram: 0x802B6000
# follows_vram: texture_memory
subsegments:
- [auto, c, sneaky_parasol]
- type: code
dir: entity/default
start: 0xE98540
vram: 0x802BAE00
# follows_vram: model_clear_render_tasks
subsegments:
- [auto, c, Padlock]
- [auto, c, BoardedFloor]
@ -12400,7 +12372,6 @@ segments:
dir: entity/jan_iwa
start: 0xE9A740
vram: 0x802BAE00
# follows_vram: model_clear_render_tasks
subsegments:
- [auto, c, Plants1]
- [auto, c, Plants2]
@ -12409,7 +12380,6 @@ segments:
dir: entity/sbk_omo
start: 0xE9C760
vram: 0x802BAE00
# follows_vram: model_clear_render_tasks
subsegments:
- [auto, c, Tweester]
- [auto, c, StarBoxLauncher]

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ver/pal/symbol_addrs.txt
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@ -2173,7 +2173,6 @@ pra_31_unk_08_mtx = 0x802479C0; // rom:0xDF2710
pra_31_unk_06_mtx = 0x80247A00; // rom:0xDF2750
pra_31_unk_04_mtx = 0x80247A40; // rom:0xDF2790
pra_31_unk_02_mtx = 0x80247A80; // rom:0xDF27D0
pra_31_stairs_vtx = 0x80247AC0; // rom:0xDF2810
pra_31_stairs_vtx = 0x80247AC0; // rom:0xDF2810 size:0x1D0
mgm_01_panel_1_coin_img = 0x80242D20; // rom:0xE81EB0
mgm_01_panel_1_coin_pal = 0x80242F20; // rom:0xE820B0

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ver/us/splat-shift.yaml
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options:
ld_use_follows: True
ld_use_symbolic_vram_addresses: True

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@ -10,86 +10,6 @@ fx_sun_undeclared = fx_sun;
sprite_shading_profiles_data_ROM_START = sprite_shading_profiles_ROM_START + 0x1D0;
battle_move_end = mushroom_VRAM_END;
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, fire_flower_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, dusty_hammer_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, pow_block_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, pebble_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, volt_shroom_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, thunder_rage_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, snowman_doll_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, dried_shroom_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, shooting_star_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, sleepy_sheep_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, stone_cap_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, tasty_tonic_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, thunder_bolt_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, ultra_shroom_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, unknown_item_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, super_soda_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, hustle_drink_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, stop_watch_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, dizzy_dial_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, please_come_back_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, egg_missile_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, insecticide_herb_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, fright_jar_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, mystery_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, repel_gel_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, life_shroom_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, coconut_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, electro_pop_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, strange_cake_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, food_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_hammer_attack_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_spin_smash_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_quake_hammer_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_jump_attack_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_multibounce_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_power_bounce_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_sleep_stomp_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_dizzy_stomp_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_d_down_pound_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_jump_charge_0_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_hammer_charge_0_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_hammer_throw_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_mega_quake_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_hammer_charge_1_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_jump_charge_1_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_hammer_charge_2_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_jump_charge_2_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_auto_smash_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_auto_jump_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_power_quake_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_auto_multibounce_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_power_jump_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_super_jump_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_mega_jump_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_power_smash_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_super_smash_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_mega_smash_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_demo_power_bounce_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_shrink_smash_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_shell_crack_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_d_down_jump_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_shrink_stomp_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_earthquake_jump_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_focus_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_refresh_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_lullaby_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_star_storm_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_chill_out_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_smooch_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_time_out_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_up_and_away_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_star_beam_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_peach_beam_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_peach_focus_VRAM_END);
battle_move_end = MAX(battle_move_end, battle_move_peach_focus_alt_VRAM_END);
world_battle_vram_end = battle_code_VRAM_END;
world_battle_vram_end = MAX(world_battle_vram_end, world_script_api_VRAM_END);
// boot
D_A0000000 = 0xA0000000;
D_A4000000 = 0xA4000000;