wraggster
August 19th, 2008, 16:27
news via wiinewz (http://wiinewz.com/forums/nintendo-news/70821-usb-gecko-asm-helper-tool.html)
Link (http://www.usbgecko.com/forums/showthread.php?p=5403) has released a handy tool for converting PPC assembly code to the format used by the USB Gecko for cheat codes.
Quote:
Well, I decided to write a little helper tool for people who like doing Assembler related codes. As many of you know the WiiRd code system allows you to write assembler code you can add into your game in real-time (C2/D2 codes - or in the code type document: CT6 --> CST1 ).
And well, it was kinda hard to do these kinda codes in my eyes.. writing assembly code.. save as text file.. runnning commands like (turns in.txt in out.bin):
powerpc-gekko-as.exe -mregnames -o source.o in.txt
powerpc-gekko-ld.exe -Ttext 0x80000000 -o source2.o source.o
powerpc-gekko-objcopy.exe -O binary source2.o out.bin
And then.. copy the contents of out.bin from a hex editor in a code, then count the lines, set the address and maybe it works.
So I decided to work on that..
http://wiird.l0nk.org/asmwiird.zip (253 KB)...
More information can be found at the USB Gecko Forum (http://www.usbgecko.com/forums/showthread.php?p=5403)
Link (http://www.usbgecko.com/forums/showthread.php?p=5403) has released a handy tool for converting PPC assembly code to the format used by the USB Gecko for cheat codes.
Quote:
Well, I decided to write a little helper tool for people who like doing Assembler related codes. As many of you know the WiiRd code system allows you to write assembler code you can add into your game in real-time (C2/D2 codes - or in the code type document: CT6 --> CST1 ).
And well, it was kinda hard to do these kinda codes in my eyes.. writing assembly code.. save as text file.. runnning commands like (turns in.txt in out.bin):
powerpc-gekko-as.exe -mregnames -o source.o in.txt
powerpc-gekko-ld.exe -Ttext 0x80000000 -o source2.o source.o
powerpc-gekko-objcopy.exe -O binary source2.o out.bin
And then.. copy the contents of out.bin from a hex editor in a code, then count the lines, set the address and maybe it works.
So I decided to work on that..
http://wiird.l0nk.org/asmwiird.zip (253 KB)...
More information can be found at the USB Gecko Forum (http://www.usbgecko.com/forums/showthread.php?p=5403)