Name: | ROMclean |
Author: | Alcaro |
Added: | |
Version History: | View |
Operating System: | Windows, Linux |
Platforms: | SNES |
Games: | SMW |
Source Available: | Yes |
Featured: | Yes |
Website: | None |
Description: | This tool checks if your ROM is a clean, headered (U) [!] ROM, suitable for use here. If it's unclean, it tries to clean it. If you prefer not downloading anything, try this. |
Tags: | clean |
Comments: | 38 (jump to comments) |
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Comments (38)
(Don't do this on Wi-Fi you don't trust though, obviously.)
js version works now for any 2022'ers in the forum. just wanted to LYAK
(Don't do this on Wi-Fi you don't trust though, obviously.)
IErik uploaded the fixed version. Seems to work fine on my machine now.But it doesn't work in Linux as expected. When run without the filename in the command line, it fails every time.
Code I did find a fix though, that only requires adding one line to the cpp file. Here is a patch file that I made to add this line, all you need to do is run the following before compiling the program,
and that will fix the problem. I don't have a Windows machine set up right now, so I don't know if it will work there, or even if the problem exists in Windows.
It has been fixed
but what if you can't find an .smc to save your life?
EDIT: Never mind. The .exe file creates a .smc file out of an .sfc file.
And my .sfc is deleted
A false positive. SMWC has got guidelines to not upload viruses or any other malware. People who did it get punished pretty hard with the tool being deleted, obviously. It's also highly unlikely that a mod (deliberately) uploads a virus and Alcaro is one.