Sorry, it was my fault. I've uploaded a new resourcepacker.zip file that contains the packer executable, and the library with C header. Thanks for your support!
Hi, I'm sorry to bother you, but I can't get it to work. I made the simplest project possible just to test it out & it says "undefined symbol" for each function call. That was with tcc & the same thing happens if I try to compile with mingw, "undefined reference". Would it be possible to look at my project & see if I'm doing something wrong? https://github.com/Azecy/respacker_test/tree/main/respacker_test
I see... it seems that static library .a generated with gcc is not recognized by tcc. Building your sample with gcc (32-bit) instead of tcc works fine. I recommend you to clone source project on github (https://github.com/megamarc/ResourcePacker) and adjust its Makefile to build it to your needs. It's a really simple and small project.
Beware that since I released this project, I learned a lot about encryption, so It's possible that I make some changes on the future. Having it on github assures that you'll always get the latest release.
Thanks! I didn't even need to change anything in the makefile, mingw64 compiled it & it works now, at least with my VS Code debugger. I got a .png to display and .mp3 to play using raylib. The only thing I didn't get to work was the password. Is my syntax wrong? I put this into my command prompt to create the .dat:
respack list.txt Y4Dti74#@4
Then put "Y4Dti74#@4" as the 2nd field in ResPack_Open.
Hi,
I've done a quick test, and it seems to be some problem with the decrypter. It works without encryption, but the assets aren't returned when using a key. At this very moment I can't fix it, but I'll push a fix as soon as I have a moment -it shouldn't be difficult-. As I sad, I have now more knowledge about cypher than when I started the project. Sorry about it, and thanks for your understanding!
It didn't work for me. It still says the data is not valid for loading to .png/.mp3. It still works fine with no password. I put it up on github again in case you want to check it out:
https://github.com/Azecy/RespackExample
The .ps1 files work now (at least on my computer).
Thanks to you for you patience and understanding! Your tests have been very helpful to identify and address issues, and to make a better project. Don't be afraid to contact again if you have suggestions or need more support. The fact is nobody is using resourcepacker library, I use it internally inside my own Tilengine, so I don't have feedback of real usage in the wild.