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| Xkeeper Posts: 5183/5653 |
Originally posted by setz   |
| Simon Belmont Posts: 1414/1773 |
Yeah I just wanted to use that, you get in free. Have any current projects or somesuch you're working on? |
| Alastor Posts: 8010/8204 |
You are several orders of magnitude more qualified than the vast majority of people who have gotten in. |
| torne Posts: 1/6 |
Hi there. I'm after approval to post in ROM hacking, as I'm starting to interest myself in fiddling around with the GBA Pokemon games. I'm an experienced ARM assembly coder who's dabbled quite a bit in GBA coding and in reverse engineering binary images for a number of platforms, and my day job is as an embedded ARM OS developer.
I'm hoping I can discover some fun tricks I can share with you all, but to start with, I'm just working on the basics; playing with map editing and hunting for any existing docs on the data formats in the ROM. Once I've done a bit more, I'll see about a whole-program disassembly of one of the GBA Pokemon games with IDA. 
Thanks folks! |
