Appelé Flips, il s’agit d’un patcher IPS mais également BPS créé par Alcaro. Probablement l’un des meilleurs.

 

  • Figured out how to use suffix sorting to create patches, and implemented that. The delta BPS creator is now a LOT faster; about 50 times faster on SM64 Star Road on my Linux box (though Windows sees smaller speedups, due to lack of OpenMP). The resulting patch is 9% smaller, too.
  • Since the new delta BPS creator now combines the advantages of both with the drawbacks of neither, I removed the other ones. You can use the linear BPS creator from the command line, but I don’t recommend it.
  • This also fixes a bug with zero-size input files. (Okay, that doesn’t really have anything to do with suffix sorting, but it’s fixed anyways.)
  • Added –ignore-checksum flag, to allow BPS checksums to be wrong. (It still prints a warning, and rejects mis-sized input ROMs.) I still believe it’s a stupid idea, but if byuu says it’s allowed, then I guess it is…
  • Flips now detects if you apply a BPS to its intended output and gives a more specific error message than « wrong ROM ».
  • Flips now refuses to create IPSes from files larger than 16MB. IPS has never worked above 16MB, but it previously changed things up to the 16MB limit (Lunar IPS did the same). But no more.
  • Flips now rejects some more invalid command line arguments.

 

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