Name: | Address tracker v3 |
Author: | HammerBrother |
Added: | |
Version History: | View |
Operating System: | Windows, Mac OS X, Linux |
Platforms: | SNES |
Games: | SMW |
Source Available: | Yes |
Featured: | No |
Website: | Link |
Description: | This is a simple javascript tool (which can be run on a browser) I made to help with tracking used addresses (specifically RAM addresses) when installing patches. Techinically, this is open source since JS as an interpreted language. Features include sorting them, displaying the gap between two addresses, and if there are two or more entries conflicting (“overlap detected!”). I made this because mere text form (and manuelly comparing them to check overlaps) noting the used RAM address can be difficult to find what RAM address is used or not, CTRL+F may not find used RAM address in most cases, and that listing every byte to alleviate that is clunky (see the HowToUse.txt to know what I mean). So by having a script reading all of this and automating the tasks makes this a lot easier. This is certainly useful for collaboration hacks to visualize the RAMs being used in a compact user-friendly way. Github: https://github.com/GhbSmwc/SMW_Addressmapper |
Tags: | address tracking |
Comments: | 10 (jump to comments) |
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07-04-2021
07-09-2021
-Fixed the duplicate detecting things that should be the same as different if these scenarios play out:
--Entry with blank description but whether or not have a tab character after the size/end_address.
--Leading zeroes in address, and size/end address.
I've added version number to the submission name, but if you prefer it versioned in another manner, let me know.
No, it's an update.
If it shows "obsoletes" in the waiting section, then it means it's an update.
Example:
If I add a tab character between 1 and testing, results in this:
This is now correct, however, it will not update the information presented below.
Working on a tutorial/ASM library?