no more manual shuffling of structs!! script works off of raw ilspycmd output

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CPunch 2023-03-07 15:53:12 -06:00
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commit 07dae43072
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Takes raw structures from a decompiled 'Assembly - CSharp.dll' from a main.unity3d fusionfall beta client,
and transpiles them to gopenfusion's custom packet structure & tags. This requires a C compiler installed,
since struct field padding is grabbed via the `offsetof()` C macro. Some manual rearranging of structures
from the disassembled source might be needed. This script can also be modified to generate c-style structures
(because it already does!)
from the disassembled source might be needed, however the script should 'just werk' off of ilspycmd output.
This script can also be modified to generate c-style structures (because it already does!)
usage: ./genstructs.py [IN.cs] > structs.go
@ -245,29 +245,51 @@ if __name__ == '__main__':
iFile = open(inFilePath, "r")
lines = iFile.readlines()
structs: list[StructTranspiler] = []
def tryPatching(struct: StructTranspiler) -> StructTranspiler:
f = struct.needsPatching()
lastf = None
while f != -1:
# search for existing struct
name = struct.fields[f].type
for s in structs:
if s.name == name:
if struct.fields[f].size > 1: # was it an array?
struct.fields[f].type = ("[%d]" % struct.fields[f].size) + struct.fields[f].type
struct.fields[f].size *= s.size # field's size was set to 1 even if it wasn't an array
struct.fields[f].needsPatching = False # mark done
break
lastf = f
f = struct.needsPatching()
if lastf == f: # we're stuck, we'll try patching later
break
return struct
while True:
try:
struct = StructTranspiler(lines)
struct.parseStructure()
# try to resolve patches right here
struct = tryPatching(struct)
structs.append(struct)
lines = struct.lines[struct.cursor:]
except:
break
# move all structures that need patching to the end (so hopefully they'll be in the
# right order for our C source generation)
def sortStruct(s: StructTranspiler):
if s.needsPatching() != -1:
return 1
return 0
structs.sort(key=sortStruct)
# check for undefined types in structures and patch the sizes
for i in range(len(structs)):
struct = structs[i]
f = struct.needsPatching()
while f != -1:
name = struct.fields[f].type
for s in structs:
if s.name == name:
if struct.fields[f].size > 1: # was it an array?
structs[i].fields[f].type = ("[%d]" % struct.fields[f].size) + struct.fields[f].type
structs[i].fields[f].size *= s.size # field's size was set to 1 even if it wasn't an array
structs[i].fields[f].needsPatching = False # mark done
break
f = struct.needsPatching()
structs[i] = tryPatching(structs[i])
# we compile a small c program to grab the exact offsets and alignments
source = "#include <stdio.h>\n#include <stddef.h>\n"