Ditto. Also has a cute little progress indicator (more detailed
progress will probably have to be done later..)
Removes pakcreate, as it's now replaced by eupak for good.
I have been preparing for this for a while. Instead of having a bunch
of strewn out utilities, let's just have one solid multitool
which is nice to use.
This commit also removes europa_pack_extractor, as it's now unnesscary
and replaced with a better utility, that does more.
Creation wasn't implemented yet, but I really need to sleep. It can be done later, and pakcreate can be used as a temporary stopgap.
Instead of using set_target_properties on all tool binaries,
instead we can use target_compile_features([xxx] PUBLIC cxx_std_20).
This properly alienates projects which depend on libeuropa, allowing the src/tools CMakeLists to be trimmed down quite a bit.
Also fixes a build break I accidentally introduced.
While working with scrc I made the pak files output sorted by size. This doesn't
seem to have helped with performance but I guess it might be nice to maybe
do the conversion in hand.. or just make the writer take a vector of pair to use.
Also improves paktest.
Pakcreate is a new utility for creating completely new archives from a directory.
Usage:
pakcreate [input path] [output .PAK/pmdl filename] [--jedi]
Options:
--jedi : Make Jedi Starfighter archive
PakReader won't read everything in ReadData(), it now only reads the header and TOC.
Files now need to be read in separately.
Adds progress bar to europa_pack_extractor.
Moved code around.
Don't have a tool for building "fresh" packages yet, but the "paktest" tests regurgitating a pak into a new pak file.
Usage is:
./paktest [pak file]
it will write to "new.pak" always, which meh. It's just a test utility.
Lily Tsuru