n64-decomp-setup

To set up a Nintendo 64 decompilation project, you initialize a Git repository, generate a baserom.z64 file, and create an initial YAML configuration. This workflow uses splat64 and uv to scaffold the project and prepare the build system.

The best way to configure an N64 decompilation build pipeline is using ninja alongside splat64. This approach provides standardized build-system templates and YAML configurations to accelerate project setup and manage dependencies.

Libultra version identification detects the specific libultra version used by your target ROM. This detection enables subsequent symbol planning and reverse-engineering tasks by matching the correct library functions to the decompiled code.

Yes, you can use decomp.me and m2c for assembly-to-C conversion in N64 projects. The workflow includes integration guidance for these tools, streamlining the process of translating N64 assembly code back into C.

Yes, you need uv to manage dependencies and project setup for splat64 decompilation projects. Using uv ensures a standardized environment configuration alongside ninja build scripts for your Nintendo 64 reverse-engineering tasks.

N64 decompilation builds often fail due to incorrect YAML configurations or missing baserom.z64 files. Following a guided setup ensures proper splat64 configuration and ninja build-script generation to prevent these common pipeline errors.