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|creator=[[User:NiV-L-A| NiV-L-A]] |
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|releasedate=March 23, 2023 |
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'''CLPS2C''' is a domain-specific language, built specifically for writing PS2 cheat codes. It's composed of 2 main panels, a text area used to input commands, and a text area in which output will be shown. The tool is open-source and available [https://github.com/NiV-L-A/CLPS2C on GitHub]. |
'''CLPS2C''' (Custom Language for PlayStation 2 Cheats) is a domain-specific language, built specifically for writing [[Guide:Writing_pnach_files|PS2 cheat codes]]. It's composed of 2 main panels, a text area used to input commands, and a text area in which output will be shown. Other than the RAW PS2 cheat codes, it can also write MIPS assembly. The tool is open-source and available [https://github.com/NiV-L-A/CLPS2C on GitHub]. |
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== How to use == |
== How to use == |
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Refer to the [https://github.com/NiV-L-A/CLPS2C/blob/main/CLPS2C_Documentation.txt CLPS2C Documentation] file for more information and instructions. |
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Latest revision as of 07:17, 16 September 2023
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| Creator | NiV-L-A |
| Initial Release | March 23, 2023 |
| GitHub | NiV-L-A/CLPS2C |
CLPS2C (Custom Language for PlayStation 2 Cheats) is a domain-specific language, built specifically for writing PS2 cheat codes. It's composed of 2 main panels, a text area used to input commands, and a text area in which output will be shown. Other than the RAW PS2 cheat codes, it can also write MIPS assembly. The tool is open-source and available on GitHub.
How to use
Refer to the CLPS2C Documentation file for more information and instructions.