(Feature request) Bulk decompilation

[N3rdL0rd]

Some sort of feature to decompile everything in a bytecode file back out to its original filenames (that is, if debug information is embedded in the bytecode) would be greatly appreciated for modding projects - as in this project's current state, it can't really be used to modify a game's code, only poke around it a bit. In a similar vain, I would also love to see a tool in the GUI that allows partial code changes to be made in the decompiler pane without having to fully decompile and recompile the entire game - as sometimes, functions cannot be decompiled to begin with (especially switch statements!) and have to be reversed by hand.

[Gui-Yom]

Well, as you can see, nothing here is really complete. There are a lot of missing features. I originally intended to try modding myself but I spent all my time working on those tools instead. This means those tools were never really used (to my knowledge) to create anything. All the features currently implemented are for me to explore and debug the tools.

That being said, I never implemented bulk decompilation because decompilation itself is incomplete. As you can see #5, a lot of work remains to make this 100% functional (loops especially).

[V10git]

Well, as you can see, nothing here is really complete. There are a lot of missing features. I originally intended to try modding myself but I spent all my time working on those tools instead. This means those tools were never really used (to my knowledge) to create anything. All the features currently implemented are for me to explore and debug the tools.

That being said, I never implemented bulk decompilation because decompilation itself is incomplete. As you can see #5, a lot of work remains to make this 100% functional (loops especially).

The frustrating thing is that it is written in the Rust language. I don't know it, and I have neither time nor desire to learn it. I could have helped with C++, c# development. Sad.

[N3rdL0rd]

Well, as you can see, nothing here is really complete. There are a lot of missing features. I originally intended to try modding myself but I spent all my time working on those tools instead. This means those tools were never really used (to my knowledge) to create anything. All the features currently implemented are for me to explore and debug the tools.
That being said, I never implemented bulk decompilation because decompilation itself is incomplete. As you can see #5, a lot of work remains to make this 100% functional (loops especially).

The frustrating thing is that it is written in the Rust language. I don't know it, and I have neither time nor desire to learn it. I could have helped with C++, c# development. Sad.

I've almost completely rewritten this project in Python as crashlink - if you're familiar with it, feel free to help out there! Decompilation is still a serious work in progress, but it also has some fun features that hlbc doesn't.

Also, feel free to contact me on Discord - @n3rdl0rd.

[N3rdL0rd]

As of crashlink 0.0.3 (ea4d8c8), it supports the stub command and can generate HTML API docs for bytecode with debuginfo.