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Decompilation project for North American standalone release of Jet Set Radio Future
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KeybadeBlox 10b3c8c273 Use $x prefix for exception portion of sections 
The way the VC++7 compiler places exception-handling code and data at
the end of `.text` and `.rdata` is by putting them in sections named
`.text$x` and `.rdata$x`* that then get merged onto the ends of the
`$x`-free versions.  To better match what's seen in objdiff, we apply
the same naming convention here.

*It's actually `.xdata$x`, but we'll merge it into `.rdata` manually if
we have to.
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src Update matching status of main() 2025-12-13 19:12:58 -05:00
objects.csv Use $x prefix for exception portion of sections 2025-12-14 16:45:44 -05:00
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readme.md

Jet Set Radio Future Decompilation Notes

This is just a public holding space for anything I put together as a part of the JSRF decompilation effort.

objects.csv is a table of suspected object file boundaries for delinking. The addresses given in each section are runtime memory addresses (as one would see in e.g. Ghidra).

The src/ directory contains decompiled code and data. Each symbol is annotated with its corresponding memory address in the original binary, and functions are marked as perfectly or imperfectly matching. It's not necessarily intended to be compilable, but more scratch space for noting down what I've worked out.