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Summary
Submitted by ChristopherJam on 21 August 2018
from the readme:
Requirements
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Building nucrunch requires
- rust 1.26 or later, from rust-lang.org Not compatible with 1.25 or earlier.
- ca65, from https://cc65.github.io/cc65/. Tested against V2.13.9 and V2.17
The test suite also requires
- xa65 (from http://www.floodgap.com/retrotech/xa/)
- Python (tested against 2.7 and 3.6)
- Numpy ('sudo pip install numpy' should sort you for that)
Note that xa65 is only needed if you want to test the xa translations
of the decrunch routines.
Building
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make
cp target/release/nucrunch ~/bin # or whever you keep your executables
Testing
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make sea ; test self extracting archive creation
cd test
make run ; test decrunch, as assembled with xa
make rrun ; test rdecrunch, as assembled with xa
make crun ; test decrunch, as assembled with cl65
; note cl65 port of rdecrunch is exercised by the sea test
Each of the latter tests
- decrunches a fullscreen koala in two segments,
- performs a CRC check (green border for success, red for failure)
- waits one second
- decrunches an update,
- CRC checks the update.
First image is concentric circles with a rect of grey-on-grey noise
Second image is just the concentric circles.
Usage
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nucrunch [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] <inputs>... --output <OUTPUT.PRG> <--sea|--load 0xLOAD_ADDRESS|--end 0xEND_ADDRESS|--auto>
Note that you must select one of the sea, load, end or auto options.
Self Extracting Archives
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For a simple repack to a self extracting .prg:
nucrunch -xo output.prg onefileinput.prg
By default, self extracting archives
- instead of using SEI/CLI, turn off the CIA interrupt for you and leaves it off.
- sets $01 to RAM only during decrunch,
- reenables ROMs and IO before passing control to the decompressed executable
- starts the decompressed executable by jumping to $080d
Most of these behaviours are configurable, cf. nucrunch --help for details.
If repacking someone else's code doesn't work, try adding the -b or -I options;
some inputs assume end of basic is set, or that the CIA timer is still running
Using as a library for multiple groups of chunks
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Use commas to delineate groups, eg
nucrunch f1g1.prg f2g1.prg, f1g2.prg, f1g3,prg f2g3.prg f3g3.prg -o out.prg -l 0x1000
Call decrunch to unpack the first group, then decrunch_next_group for each subsequent group
Include either decrunch.a65 or ndecrunch.a65 in your executable, depending on your compression direction
Define NUCRUNCH_ALIGN_FOR_SPEED to optimise alignment. (Currently only available with the .a65 sources;
aligning things with ca65 is a bit more fiddly.)
to decrunch using rdecrunch:
ldx #<decrunch_src ; where decrunch_src is the byte after the end of the crunched data (load_end)
lda #>(decrunch_src-1)
jsr decrunch
to decrunch using decrunch:
ldx #<decrunch_src
lda #>decrunch_src
jsr decrunch
See examples in the test directory for more details.
Change Notes
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1.0.1
- more idiomatic use of ca65, now works with more versions than the v2.13.0 originally tested against.
- general Makefile cleanup |
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