Add Docker support + README overhaul (#136)

* Initial Dockerfile implementation

* Add wibo installation to dockerfile

and also:

- Organize dockerfile a little bit more
- Add bash command for testing purposes, will probably be removed later

* Fix missing python packages in dockerfile, oops

* Add devkitPPC env var

* Switch to ultralib instead

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* Dockerfile: fix many things

* Add Docker build instructions

also:

- Fleshed out the existing build instructions a little bit

* Dockerfile: don't hardcode installation of deps that are in requirements.txt

also:

- Updated dockerfile usage message

* Made readme a little more clear

also:

- Fix some grammatical errors

* Fix missing newline

* Add missing comment

* Remove extra sed parameter that I left in by accident

* Simplify example commands in readme

* Simplify example command in dockerfile

* Fix devkitPPC installation not working on Docker for Windows

* Make previous commit not break Linux building

* README: Suggest against cmd prompt for Windows

also:

- Use platform-agnostic PWD variable in the command examples that'll work on both Windows and Linux.

* Dockerfile: update example command to use platform-agnostic PWD

* Fix borked symbol in readme

* Move wibo notice to manual as docker always uses wibo

* Fix readme link in Dockerfile 404ing

* Dockerfile: remove holdover packages we don't need anymore

* Dockerfile: handle cleanup better

specifically:

- delete duplicate wibo executable once installed
- delete dkp-pacman install script when done
- delete the parts of ultralib that aren't needed for this project

* Add links to the other two compilers in readme

* Add yaz0 tool for win32

* Add yaz0 command to readme

* Improve build instructions

* Make build instructions a little more clear

* Make formatting more consistent

* wait why am I adding windows instructions when it probably doesn't even build that way

* Remove part that will probably cause confusion

* fix an instance where I used the wrong word

* denote that docker is the recommended build method

* Add wibo instructions to manual section

* Fix redundant phrasing

* Re-arrange manual steps to match the order they occur in for docker

* Finish what the previous commit set out to do

* Remove more phrasing that could be considered redundant

* Make a few things clearer

* Dockerfile: switch ninja to apt per the advice of cuyler

* README: for ninja installation send user to package manager page

* Add diff.py dependencies to requirements.txt

* Dockerfile: remove extra pip command because now everything is in requirements

* Merge a few steps together

* Fix missing word

* Update inconsistent formatting

* Sort requirements alphabetically

* Remove recommended/not recommended labels

* Change windows information bit to not be personified

* Change wibo installation part to not be personified

* Finish what previous commit aimed to do

* Sort apt packages alphabetically

* Add notice about a weird docker thing we encountered
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FROM ubuntu:22.04 as build
# --- basic package installation ---
RUN apt-get update && \
apt-get install -y \
git \
ninja-build \
python3 \
python3-pip \
wget
# --- python package installation ---
COPY ./requirements.txt /temp/requirements.txt
COPY ./tools/ppcdis/requirements.txt /temp/tools/ppcdis/requirements.txt
RUN pip install -r /temp/requirements.txt
RUN rm -rf /temp
# --- wibo installation ---
RUN wget https://github.com/decompals/wibo/releases/latest/download/wibo
RUN install ./wibo /usr/bin
RUN rm wibo
# --- devkitpro installation ---
RUN wget https://apt.devkitpro.org/install-devkitpro-pacman
RUN chmod +x install-devkitpro-pacman
## assume yes for in-script apt commands
RUN sed -i 's/^apt-get.*$/& -y/g' install-devkitpro-pacman
## now do dkp-pacman installation
RUN ./install-devkitpro-pacman
RUN rm install-devkitpro-pacman
## workaround for a dumb WSL bug that happens with Windows Docker. if we don't do this, devkitPPC installation fails on Windows.
RUN if [ ! -e /etc/mtab ]; then ln -s /proc/self/mounts /etc/mtab; fi
## and finally, we get to install devkitPPC
RUN dkp-pacman -S devkitPPC --noconfirm
# --- stage ultralib headers ---
RUN mkdir -p /N64_SDK/ultra/usr/
RUN git clone https://github.com/decompals/ultralib.git /N64_SDK/ultra/usr/
## dockerfile does not seem to support extglob, so this monstrous command works around it to delete all of ultralib except the headers we need.
RUN cd /N64_SDK/ultra/usr/ && find -type f -maxdepth 1 -delete && find . -not -name 'include' -type d -maxdepth 1 -exec rm -r "{}" \;
## modify Gpopmtx's param member to be unsigned int
RUN sed -i 's/unsigned char param:8;/unsigned int param:8;/g' /N64_SDK/ultra/usr/include/PR/gbi.h
# --- set up work directory and env vars ---
RUN mkdir /ac-decomp
WORKDIR /ac-decomp
ENV PATH="/ac-decomp/tools:${PATH}"
ENV N64_SDK="/N64_SDK"
ENV DEVKITPPC="/opt/devkitpro/devkitPPC"
CMD echo 'Usage: docker run -it --rm -v ${PWD}:/ac-decomp ac-decomp python3 configure.py && ninja\n'\
'See https://github.com/Prakxo/ac-decomp/blob/master/README.MD for more information'
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Decompilation in progress of Animal Crossing (GAFE01)
An N64 version of the game is being worked on [here](https://github.com/zeldaret/af)
A decompilation of the original N64 version of the game is being worked on [here](https://github.com/zeldaret/af).
## Cloning
Use `--recursive` when cloning to have ppcdis in the repository.
## Build
## Building
**It's preferible to use [wibo](https://github.com/decompals/wibo), a lightweight
Wine replacement to work with the compilers, but Wine is still usable**
> ️ When using Windows, it's recommended to use WSL.
### Building
### Docker
- Dump a copy of the game and extract **main.dol** and **foresta.rel.szs**.
- Decompress **foresta.rel.szs** with yaz0 found in *tools/*.
- Place **main.dol** and **foresta.rel** in *dump/*.
- Place CodeWarrior 1.3.2 in *tools/1.3.2/* and 1.2.5n in *tools/1.2.5n/*.
- Download [CodeWarrior 1.3.2r](https://mega.nz/file/WuBFTCLT#TmB5R4-1mEFkk4G1Vjn9_cHXRD9wOIH9CtOLaVSWEas) and extract it to *tools/1.3.2r/*.
- Set the `N64_SDK` environmental variables with the path of your libultra or equivalent headers.
- Headers should be at `$N64_SDK/ultra/usr/include`.
- You may need to modify `Gpopmtx`'s `param` member to be `unsigned int`.
- Install DevkitPPC, Ninja and Python:
- Install Python modules from requirements.txt (`pip install -r requirements.txt`)
- Run configure.py
- Run ninja
1. Dump a copy of the game and extract **main.dol** and **foresta.rel.szs**.
2. Decompress **foresta.rel.szs** with yaz0 found in *tools/* (`yaz0 -d foresta.rel.szs foresta.rel`).
3. Place **main.dol** and **foresta.rel** in *dump/*.
4. Download the [CodeWarrior 1.3.2 and 1.2.5n compilers](https://files.decomp.dev/compilers_20230715.zip) and extract them to *tools/1.3.2/* and *tools/1.2.5n/*, respectively.
5. Download the [CodeWarrior 1.3.2r compiler](https://mega.nz/file/WuBFTCLT#TmB5R4-1mEFkk4G1Vjn9_cHXRD9wOIH9CtOLaVSWEas) and extract it to *tools/1.3.2r/*.
6. Install Docker.
7. Build the Docker image (`docker build -t ac-decomp .`).
8. Run configure.py (`docker run -it --rm -v ${PWD}:/ac-decomp ac-decomp python3 configure.py`).
9. Run ninja (`docker run -it --rm -v ${PWD}:/ac-decomp ac-decomp ninja`).
### Build manually
> ️ When building manually from a work directory originally used for Docker, you will need to run `sudo ninja -t clean` for the build to execute properly.
1. Dump a copy of the game and extract **main.dol** and **foresta.rel.szs**.
2. Decompress **foresta.rel.szs** with yaz0 found in *tools/* (`yaz0 -d foresta.rel.szs foresta.rel`).
3. Place **main.dol** and **foresta.rel** in *dump/*.
4. Download the [CodeWarrior 1.3.2 and 1.2.5n compilers](https://files.decomp.dev/compilers_20230715.zip) and extract them to *tools/1.3.2/* and *tools/1.2.5n/*, respectively.
5. Download the [CodeWarrior 1.3.2r compiler](https://mega.nz/file/WuBFTCLT#TmB5R4-1mEFkk4G1Vjn9_cHXRD9wOIH9CtOLaVSWEas) and extract it to *tools/1.3.2r/*.
6. Install Python, pip, and [ninja](https://github.com/ninja-build/ninja/wiki/Pre-built-Ninja-packages#package-managers) using your package manager of choice.
7. Install Python modules from requirements.txt (`pip install -r requirements.txt`).
8. Install [wibo](https://github.com/decompals/wibo)
- Wibo is a lightweight Wine replacement that's tailor-made for use with decomp projects. Regular Wine can be used if preferred, but for the purposes of this guide, these instructions will use wibo.
- Download [the latest GitHub release](https://github.com/decompals/wibo/releases/latest) and run `install ./wibo /usr/bin` to install it to your system.
9. Install devkitPPC.
- To get devkitPPC, you'll need [devkitPro Pacman](https://devkitpro.org/wiki/devkitPro_pacman#Installing_devkitPro_Pacman).
- Run `dkp-pacman -S devkitPPC` once dkp-pacman is installed to install devkitPPC.
- Set the `DEVKITPPC` environment variable to */opt/devkitpro/devkitPPC*.
10. Set the `N64_SDK` environment variable to the path of your libultra or equivalent headers. If you need headers, you can use the ones from [ultralib](https://github.com/decompals/ultralib).
- Headers should be located at `$N64_SDK/ultra/usr/include`.
- You may need to modify `Gpopmtx`'s `param` member to be `unsigned int` in **gbi.h**.
11. Run `python3 configure.py`.
12. Run `ninja`.
## Credits
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-r ./tools/ppcdis/requirements.txt
cxxfilt
ninja_syntax
prettytable
prettytable
python-Levenshtein
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