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Latest revision as of 10:51, 30 July 2024
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| General | |
| Author | David Phillips (ACZ) |
| Type | PC Utilities |
| Version | 2000 |
| License | Public Domain |
| Last Updated | 2000/02/01 |
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ISGBDK is a program that allows you to quickly check and see if a ROM was compiled with GBDK or was written in assembly language.
Based Jimmy Mardell's version, which was written in Pascel, ISGBDK was developed in C, and compiled as a Win32 console app, so that it could use long filenames.
User guide
Stick this utility in a directory with a bunch of ROMs and run the testgbdk.bat file to create code.txt, which will list what each ROM was compiled with.
If you feel really daring, you could use it in a batch file to do things based on the results. It will return these codes to the OS:
0 -- ROM was compiled with GBDK 1 -- ROM is something else (ASM) 2 -- Some sort of error
Credits
Thanks to Jimmy Mardell.
External links
- Author's website - http://david.acz.org/prog.html