Here is some good in you could see the beginning of the project "iGO unluac" as I expected and forced a max "JiGOLua" is ready
At first I decompile and compile I better than "iGOLua"
It is based on the lua decompiler 5.1 "unluac" of tehtmi:
And the compiler included in Luaj of ian_farmer and jim_roseborough:
Changes for compatibility with "iGO"
- Configuration of integer numbers in Lua
- Compilation and decompilation forced little endian
- Added full support WideString (constant id 0x9)
- Added 5 new opcodes for binary operators:
BAND = 38;
BOR = 39;
BXOR = 40;
BSHL = 41;
BSHR = 42;
instructions:
WideString: The WideStrings or French speaking over the strings with characters utf16 are reported with an L before quotation marks. (eg: L "")
BAND: bitwise AND operator & in JiGOLua
BOR: Binary OR Operator | in JiGOLua
BXOR: XOR binary operator ^ in JiGOLua
BSHL: Offset bit left operator << in JiGOLua
BSHR: shift bit right >> in JiGOLua operator
The app can also be used from the command line:
usage: java-jar JiGOLua.jar [option] [filename]
Available options are:
-d decompile
-b build
-o name build output to file 'name' (default is "luac.out")
-v show version information
-h show this help
Be careful when compiling, the file must be compiled with its final name!
Java 7 is installed on your computer to use it.
Djeman ©
THX djeman
At first I decompile and compile I better than "iGOLua"
It is based on the lua decompiler 5.1 "unluac" of tehtmi:
Sie müssen registriert sein, um Links zu sehen.
And the compiler included in Luaj of ian_farmer and jim_roseborough:
Sie müssen registriert sein, um Links zu sehen.
Changes for compatibility with "iGO"
- Configuration of integer numbers in Lua
- Compilation and decompilation forced little endian
- Added full support WideString (constant id 0x9)
- Added 5 new opcodes for binary operators:
BAND = 38;
BOR = 39;
BXOR = 40;
BSHL = 41;
BSHR = 42;
instructions:
WideString: The WideStrings or French speaking over the strings with characters utf16 are reported with an L before quotation marks. (eg: L "")
BAND: bitwise AND operator & in JiGOLua
BOR: Binary OR Operator | in JiGOLua
BXOR: XOR binary operator ^ in JiGOLua
BSHL: Offset bit left operator << in JiGOLua
BSHR: shift bit right >> in JiGOLua operator
The app can also be used from the command line:
usage: java-jar JiGOLua.jar [option] [filename]
Available options are:
-d decompile
-b build
-o name build output to file 'name' (default is "luac.out")
-v show version information
-h show this help
Be careful when compiling, the file must be compiled with its final name!
Java 7 is installed on your computer to use it.
Sie müssen registriert sein, um Links zu sehen.
Djeman ©
THX djeman
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