[JACK JONES]

First I want to thank you all for helping me.

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Could you post the decompiled code? Or is compiling the problem?

Now I compiled it for VC (unlike the last time when I compiled it for SA) and here it is:

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// This file was decompiled using vicescm.ini published by GtaForums.com on 27.7.07 {$VERSION 2.2.0000} {$CLEO .cs} //-------------MAIN--------------- 0000: jump @NONAME_17 hex A4 03 09 48 41 48 41 00 end :NONAME_17 Camera.Shake(40) 7@ = 0.0 // floating-point values $TEMPVAR_Z_COORD -= 0.5 // floating-point values jump @NONAME_52 hex A4 03 09 48 end :NONAME_52 0687: 0689: 068D: 0698: if 0686: jf @NONAME_77 hex D2 06 09 6F end :NONAME_77 068E: 0698: jump @NONAME_17

I had no problems with compiling (95@, 543@, 89@ are also compiled which is unknown to my coding experience).
Problems: Besides the game crashing the code decompils without any error massages but it's not like your decompiled code Bad.boy! - I mean you wrote in a hex block this: "D2 06 09 6F" so I kind of expected 06D2 opcode in a decompiled text but as you can see it isn't there. Other thing is that the opcode names are still vissible - I don't want to see them after decompiling. And yes I understand that my scrypts are not so great as I think but I still want to lock them because they are mine. And if some newby wants to open and edit my cs files then he should talk to me first.

[Bad.boy!]

That code was just an example. The opcodes I use were there to show the result. If you run it, it'll crash. You need to insert hex between your code. And it didn't work out well for VC because the scripts are different than SA. You could try Ashwin's method.

[JACK JONES]

Thanks I'll try. Can anyone tell me how can I convert easy code to hard code.

This post has been edited by JACK JONES on Thursday, Jul 12 2012, 10:01

[Link2012]

What is easy code and hard code? Do you mean low-level and high-level? Ah, high-level is meant to be the "easy code" here

Nothing to tell, just do some code in high-level and decompile, see how it is going to be...

like a simple loop:

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:MyLoop wait 0 jump @MyLoop

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while true   wait 0 end

Look at sanny help, there's a doc about the high-level statements.

[JACK JONES]

SB always decompils this:

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:MyLoop wait 0 jump @MyLoop

Is there a way I could force SB to decompils from the upper code to this:

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while true   wait 0 end

[Ashwin the new boy]

@B.B
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@Topic
making a tutorial about Small tricks that can stop newbie to misuse our Script,
JJ, you know where it will be

[JACK JONES]

Yes I do and thanks.

[Link2012]

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Is there a way I could force SB to decompils from the upper code to this:

No, Sanny don't support high-level decompilation.