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And the effort not to give up when your reverse-engineering efforts reveal remarkable stupidities in the original code. We all know crunch happens, but that doe
by DCoder 14y ago
And the effort not to give up when your reverse-engineering efforts reveal remarkable stupidities in the original code. We all know crunch happens, but that doesn't make dealing with the resulting spaghetti any easier.
(I spent several years reverse-engineering Command & Conquer RA2, I should know - that game has hacks and flukes everywhere.)