PBP/SFO class for .NET?

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BeanoDK
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PBP/SFO class for .NET?

Post by BeanoDK »

I'm currently developing a small Windows utility in .NET and looking for a VB.NET or C# class to extract info from PBP and SFO files.

Anybody got any relevant code and willing to share it?

Thanks in advance :)


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jojojoris
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Post by jojojoris »

http://www.google.nl/search?q=pbp+file+format

http://mc.pp.se/psp/pbp.xhtml
http://mc.pp.se/psp/psf.xhtml
http://mc.pp.se/psp/

Seems you didn't even google.
(you lazy basterd :P)

PS. I don't see why we should need such a program since we have enough of them already.

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BeanoDK
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Post by BeanoDK »

I DID google it and only found the file definition but no classes or VB.NET/C# code.

Try to read my post.... lazy bastard :D
BeanoDK
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Post by BeanoDK »

jojojoris wrote:http://www.google.nl/search?q=pbp+file+format
PS. I don't see why we should need such a program since we have enough of them already.
You don't know what I'm planning to make - so please...
m0skit0
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Post by m0skit0 »

Well with the info given, you should write those classes quite easily...
The Incredible Bill Gates wrote:The obvious mathematical breakthrough would be development of an easy way to factor large prime numbers.
BeanoDK
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Post by BeanoDK »

m0skit0 wrote:Well with the info given, you should write those classes quite easily...
True, but I was looking to save some time... if someone has allready made and tested the relevant classes with support for all datatypes.
kralyk
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Post by kralyk »

Oh please dont use .DOT, Im sick of every program making me install a different version of .NET CLR...
...sorry for my english...
BeanoDK
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Post by BeanoDK »

I only use .NET 2 which most Windows users have these days anyway. I'm also a VC++ developer but for this use I prefer .NET :D
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