sf64-dc

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Sega Dreamcast port of Star Fox 64 decompilation

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  • .clang-format
  • .clang-tidy
  • .gitignore
  • .gitmodules
  • config.yml
  • diff.py
  • diff_settings.py
  • environ.sh
  • first_diff.py
  • ip.bin
  • LICENSE.md
  • Makefile
  • mips_to_c.sh
  • README.md
  • segfinder.py
  • sf64.ico
  • starfox64.eu.rev0.uncompressed.md5
  • starfox64.jp.rev0.uncompressed.md5
  • starfox64.us.rev1.md5
  • starfox64.us.rev1.uncompressed.md5
  • sym_info.py

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