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Rcomage v1.0.2

Filename	rcomagev102.rar
Date Posted	Jan 11, 2010
Categories	PSP, Homebrew Applications
Tags	PSP
Downloads	803

Description: Developer's note: � Rcomage is a general purpose RCO creation/manipulation tool.� It is designed to allow RCOs to be modified in almost any way, and intended to replace my previous application, RCO Editor.� Rcomage should also generate almost fully "compliant" resource files (very similar to original Sony RCOs).RCO files are resource files that can be found in the PSP's flash0:/vsh/resource directory which contain stuff like icon data and various other resource components.� RCOs can also be found on UMD Video/Audio discs, where they are used to supply resources to the menus.Currently, it only has two primary features - RCO dumping and RCO compiling.Unfortunately, I've released this in a bit of a rush, so haven't really checked many things and haven't added many features I intended to put in. � Changelog: - statically link all libraries; also now built with MinGW so MSVC runtime no longer required - include required DLLs with GimConv - fixed bug in GUI where it didn't chdir across drives - partially removed annoying auto-fill for dumping RCOs for GUI - fixed crash where bad label reference was supplied - add like two additional warnings - add ability to select zlib compression options from CLI - partial support for reading big-endian (PS3?) RCOs; it's "partial" as there are still issues - mainly object handling is mostly stuffed up - fix regression in earlier update which broke VSMX dumping - minor changes to XML format - apply hack which hopefully fixes up GimConv converting from some GIMs - and if the above still causes GimConv to freeze, added a timeout to try to not cause Rcomage to lock up as well - added "vagenc" and "vagdec" functions if you happen to want to convert a .vag file - added "extract" function (not 100% complete)
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