Update TODO

diff --git a/doc/todo.md b/doc/todo.md
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 Next
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- * Make config file for corbenik plaintext. Nobody likes binary configs. They suck. Massively. Especially when you fuck up a setting and need to change it on something that isn't a 3ds.
- * In place firmware loading/patching.
- * Weird hack central - Developer 11.4 leaked. Allow injecting debug module? Ehehehehe. No clue what the point of this would be, but hey, it'd be FUCKING cool, man.
- * Optimize the code in svc. It's slow, because it checks the filesystem for 0xff files that don't exist. It should list the dir instead.
+ * Fix the append to cache issue with loader. It causes failure to boot.
+ * Optimize the code in svc. It's slow, because it checks the filesystem for 0xfe files that don't exist. It should list the dir instead.
 
 Shortterm
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- * Implement some kind of GUI menu functionality.
-   * We also probably need UTF8 support. I want translations.
-     * Dragging in freetype or a bitmap font tool is likely needed.
-       * Also, VWF. Not like I haven't done it before...but ugh. It's still a pain.
-   * Kconfig-based menus?
-     * The logic can't be easily ported from linux, and would need to be reimplemented.
-
- * Implement program loading as...something else. The current linker is broken. There's multiple ways to go about this:
-   * Figure out why it breaks. Fix it up. (Deemed impossible without static linking, which defeats the point.)
-   * Scripting language / VM maybe?
-     * Lua is the obvious choice, but there's a few negatives to this.
-     * It isn't terribly hard to write an assembler and bytecode VM. Maybe I'll do that.
-     * Has the advantages of code plus ARM9/ARM11 independence.
+ * Make config file for corbenik plaintext. Nobody likes binary configs. They suck. Massively. Especially when you fuck up a setting and need to change it on something that isn't a 3ds.
+   * On the contrary, they're easier for say, loader, to read so keep the current format as a memory format and cache.
+ * In place firmware loading/patching.
+ * Weird hack central - Developer 11.4 leaked. Allow injecting debug module? Ehehehehe. No clue what the point of this would be, but hey, it'd be FUCKING cool, man.
 
 Longterm
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- * Optimize the buffer logic out of printf. Render directly to the FB and keep track of dirty areas instead.
  * Attempt to create a replacement handler for Service 0x3D, AKA OutputDebugString(void const, int) to log to a file on SD.
    * Might be a pipe dream. It still would be cool to capture debug logs from games.
      * Pretty sure this goes over JTAG on PARTNER units and anything else >/dev/null.
  * Maybe replace svc 0xFF with something fancy.
- * Rewrite all hardcoded constants that are machine code as assembly.
-   * Read: all the patches.
  * Change some stdlib functions to more closely imitate their userland counterparts
  * EmuNAND. By this, I mean any non-physical NAND, not just gateway style.
    * I'd like to implement a loop-mount-like NAND. The NAND would be a file off the SD card rather than a region before partition 1 in this setup, and on the upside near unlimited NANDs could be accomodated without moving partitions. On the downside, any user stupid enough to move the NAND bin while the system is running would be in for severe consequences.

diff --git a/source/interp.c b/source/interp.c
index b20e0e94b2199108488e7d11cad34f2c243eb960..f9368fa36d0e11b33ec119a2f0845bd97e6918cf 100644 (file)
--- a/source/interp.c
+++ b/source/interp.c
@@ -380,6 +380,8 @@ int execb(char* filename) {
                // We should generate a cache for loader in a file intended for titleid.
                uint8_t* title_buf = (uint8_t*)patch + sizeof(struct system_patch);
 
+               fprintf(stderr, "patch: %s\n", patch->name);
+
                for(uint32_t i=0; i < patch->titles; i++, title_buf += 8) {
                        // FIXME - This is outputting once per boot. We need to detect and nuke the cache.
                        char cache_path[] = PATH_LOADER_CACHE "/0000000000000000";
@@ -390,6 +392,8 @@ int execb(char* filename) {
                                cache_path[len+(j*2)+1] = ("0123456789ABCDEF")[ title_buf[j] & 0x0f];
                        }
 
+                       fprintf(stderr, "  cache: %s\n", &cache_path[len]);
+
                        char reset = 0xFF;
 
                        FILE* cache = fopen(cache_path, "w");