I'm writing patches for a Nintendo 64 game. I can assemble some code and have the game load and run it, and I've identified several functions and variables in the existing binary. What I want to do now is write my patches in C instead of assembly. I can easily declare function pointers to use the existing functions, but I can't find a way to declare variables at a specific address. Apparently ARM supports an 'at' attribute but that's not implemented for any other platforms? Otherwise I'll have to use pointers for everything (ugly) or define a bunch of variables in the link script (hard to maintain). Is such a feature available for MIPS? -- Sent from my Game Boy.
