[GoD-Tony]

I've updated the site with changes from Peace-Maker to address some of the issues in the last few posts.

Originally Posted by GibloeDelo Why not decompile files? error: /* Lysis timeout. */

The server isn't very powerful, and some plugins will timeout to prevent the process from running too long. You can decompile locally or post the smx in this thread for help.

[rautamiekka]

Originally Posted by GoD-Tony You can decompile locally or post the smx in this thread for help.

First install the suite to compile the thing, more junk on the computer ...

[Oliveboy]

Guys, I want to use this decompiler to decompile an smx files. Now I do have the include files and the .sp files that are include in the smx files.

So there is an geo.smx file which includes a bunch of .inc files that i have and also some other .sp files which i also have. The only file i dont have is the geo.sp file. Is it possible to decompile this file in a proper fashion?

Greetz, Oliveboy.

[Peace-Maker]

Originally Posted by Oliveboy Guys, I want to use this decompiler to decompile an smx files. Now I do have the include files and the .sp files that are include in the smx files. So there is an geo.smx file which includes a bunch of .inc files that i have and also some other .sp files which i also have. The only file i dont have is the geo.sp file. Is it possible to decompile this file in a proper fashion? Greetz, Oliveboy.

You'll have to strip out the functions and globals you know of the included files manually. The file names of the included files are stored inside the .smx including the information which function is defined in which file. (.dbg.lines and .dbg.files sections)

You can check the filenames e.g. here at the bottom. I'll see, if i can add the file and line next to the function names.
http://wcfan.de/diverse/spfile.php

Edit: Added the file where the function is defined and the line number next to the function name, but the line numbers are off by some random value sometimes, showing a higher line number than it's actually in the file. That seems to be a problem with the compiler somewhere? Checking the address of the function against the line numbers in the sourcefile differ.

[Oliveboy]

Originally Posted by Peace-Maker You'll have to strip out the functions and globals you know of the included files manually. The file names of the included files are stored inside the .smx including the information which function is defined in which file. (.dbg.lines and .dbg.files sections) You can check the filenames e.g. here at the bottom. I'll see, if i can add the file and line next to the function names. http://wcfan.de/diverse/spfile.php Edit: Added the file where the function is defined and the line number next to the function name, but the line numbers are off by some random value sometimes, showing a higher line number than it's actually in the file. That seems to be a problem with the compiler somewhere? Checking the address of the function against the line numbers in the sourcefile differ.

How do I manage this. I'm just a noob. Would be nice to know how to do this!

[asherkin]

Originally Posted by Peace-Maker but the line numbers are off by some random value sometimes, showing a higher line number than it's actually in the file. That seems to be a problem with the compiler somewhere? Checking the address of the function against the line numbers in the sourcefile differ.

I believe they are computed post-preprocessor, hence the discrepancy.

[StoneWolf]

A thousand THANKS, BAILOPAN.

I lost the source code of my plugin and was able to recover all of it. Though, I had to edit Lysis' code a bit. Just to let you guys know, if you ever get this error : "ERROR! unknown operator", try adding the unknown operator to NodeRewriter.cs, in the "visit" function, at switch (op). This may break things, I didn't look at 95% of Lysis' code, but for me it just worked. I added this :

PHP Code:

case "==":
    spop = SPOpcode.eq;
    break; 


to the switch, though this case probably isn't in the switch for a reason.

By the way, I found something that looks wrong in Instructions.cs, in the function replaceSuccessor ; please correct me if I'm wrong, but shouldn't this :

PHP Code:

if (i == 0)
    defaultCase_ = block;
cases_[i - 1].target = block; 


be :

PHP Code:

if (i == 0)
    defaultCase_ = block;
else
    cases_[i - 1].target = block; 


?

[Peace-Maker]

Originally Posted by StoneWolf A thousand THANKS, BAILOPAN. I lost the source code of my plugin and was able to recover all of it. Though, I had to edit Lysis' code a bit. Just to let you guys know, if you ever get this error : "ERROR! unknown operator", try adding the unknown operator to NodeRewriter.cs, in the "visit" function, at switch (op). This may break things, I didn't look at 95% of Lysis' code, but for me it just worked. I added this : PHP Code: case "==":     spop = SPOpcode.eq;     break;  to the switch, though this case probably isn't in the switch for a reason. By the way, I found something that looks wrong in Instructions.cs, in the function replaceSuccessor ; please correct me if I'm wrong, but shouldn't this : PHP Code: if (i == 0)     defaultCase_ = block; cases_[i - 1].target = block;  be : PHP Code: if (i == 0)     defaultCase_ = block; else     cases_[i - 1].target = block;  ?

If you want to use lysis locally i'd recommend checking the current bug tracker. There are several patches already to fix and enhance functionality.

For the operations with Float's check here and the second one here.

GoD-Tony's online version posted in the first pages of this thread does have all those patches included too.

[BAILOPAN]

stonewolf: I'm really glad this helped! At a glance, both of your fixes look good to me.

Peace-Maker: If you want I can move Lysis off to github, or we can get you checkin access to AM HG. I shouldn't be holding up your patches and I'm not maintaining Lysis.

[Oliveboy]

Can you add smlib to your online decompiler?