* Lots of code_80071F00 matches
Also removed a bunch of fake variables related to the object list.
Also gave names to some of the members of the object list type
Signed-off-by: Taggerung <tyler.taggerung@email.com>
* Updated the Makefile to make the VERSION_US file
get used when compiling stuff.
* Updated the abi.h file to match SM64, with some modifications to
support the currently targeted version (US).
Signed-off-by: Taggerung <tyler.taggerung@gmail.com>
* Fix some of the memory allocation in framebuffers
Also includes a the questionable change of undoing a previously
made match for func_80027A20. The changes made here remove an
AVOID_UB usage and (I would argue) is therefore more "correct",
but undoing a byte-for-byte match is admittedly bad.
Also adds in some header files and updates some not-quite-right
decomps to be slighly more accurate.
Signed-off-by: Taggerung <tyler.taggerung@gmail.com>
* Match func_800AB290 and func_800AC978
Signed-off-by: Taggerung <tyler.taggerung@gmail.com>
* Match func_800A15EC
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* Match func_800A1A20
* Get func_800A1F30 to NON_MATCHING
* Match func_800A3C84
mips_to_c does not currently support labels being in delay slots, although
practice that is fine. To get around this I put a nop in the delay slot
instead. No permanent change is being made to the target assembly.
* Update the mips_to_c output for a couple functions
Split asm file containing unused funcs and added mips_to_c output for them.
* Remove extraneous data file
Signed-off-by: Taggerung <tyler.taggerung@gmail.com>
* Update the GfxPool struct and match some functions
Also reordered variables.h a bit
* Match 2 more functions
* Replace reaming ->buffer references with ->mtxPool
Update the mips_to_c output of a couple functions based on new GfxPool
definition
Signed-off-by: Taggerung <tyler.taggerung@gmail.com>
That way we don't have to remember to preserver macros manually. Just have the
permuter do it for us
Signed-off-by: Taggerung <tyler.taggerung@gmail.com>
Tyler McGavran