- SYNOPSIS OF psx-bfd2x
--quiet,-q be quiet
--help,-h print this text
--verbose,-v be verbose
--version,-V print binary version
--output=x,-o set output file
--SCEE,-E set area code for europe
--SCEA,-A set area code for north america
--SCEI,-I set area code for japan
--stack=x,-s set stack pointer (SP, default: 0x801ffff0)
--use-gp,-g use global pointer of object file (GP, default: 0x00000000)
--title=x,-t set a custom area code string
- DESCRIPTION OF psx-bfd2x
psx-bfd2x will convert a BFD binary into a PSX executable binary. BFD binaries are produced by psx-ld. The BFD binary must be stripped, you should do a psx-strip before the conversion (conversion will fail if the binary isn't stripped). You can set the area code copyright or an own title. I'm not sure about the GP register value; it seems to be more required than I initially thought - so you always should use the -g option switch!
- EXAMPLES FOR psx-bfd2x
psx-strip file.bfd
psx-bfd2x -o file.psx -g -t "my title" file.bfd
- NOTES ON psx-bfd2x
The kernel function LoadExec() fails on binaries which are not 2K padded. psx-bfd2x keeps track of that.
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