From-scratch, byte-matching decompilation of Super Mario 64 DS (sm64ds decomp) into C, with a live progress atlas and matching tools.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Take a short-lived local lock on a set of filenames and/or an address range before editing them, so parallel agents/forks in this repo don't grind the same files or ROM range at once. Use before touching shared files (headers, config/rombuild-versions.txt, build/) in any multi-agent or orchestrator workflow, before…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Choose the C++ source form that makes mwccarm 2004/b56 emit what the SM64DS ROM actually contains - destructor variant order (D1/D0/D2), vtable and RTTI anchoring, constructor inlining, struct copies, bool widening, and virtual-vs-direct calls. Use when converting a shadow struct into a real C++ class, when D0/D1 are…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Review a decompilation matching change the way a decomp maintainer would - first verifying the match is real (fakematch / NONMATCHING-banner / wrong-compiler checks), then whether the recovered source is admissible, then what it costs the host port. Use when reviewing or preparing a matching PR/branch/diff in a decomp…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Execute the sm64ds-decomp translation-unit rebuild/verify loop - reconstruct a merged TU in srctu/, compile it with the pinned mwccarm, byte-verify every member, run the relocation audits, and take it up the shadow -> text-verified -> link-verified ladder. Use when merging one-function files into a real .cpp, when…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Find which classes shared an original .cpp translation unit in sm64ds-decomp, so a C++ conversion PR ships the right set of classes together instead of splitting a file the ROM says is one. Use before slicing a per-class migration PR, when deciding whether two classes belong in one header, when eligible.py rejects a…