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romdev-toolchain-mips-gcc

v0.1.3

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mips-elf-gcc toolchain (cc1 / as / ld / objcopy / objdump) for romdev N64 + PS1 C builds + disassembly, bundled as WASM.

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romdev-toolchain-mips-gcc

MIPS toolchains compiled to WebAssembly, for romdev's N64 and PS1 work:

  • mips-elf gcc 14.2.0 and binutils 2.42 (cc1, mips-elf-as, mips-elf-ld, mips-elf-objcopy, mips-elf-objdump): the C builds and disassembly for N64 (R4300, big-endian) and PS1 (R3000, little-endian). One toolchain emits both byte orders with -EB / -EL.
  • mips-linux-gnu binutils 2.46 (mips-linux-gnu-as, -ld, -objcopy, -objdump): the traditional-MIPS ELF tools N64 matching-decompilation projects assemble, link and objcopy with. The mips-elf tools cannot stand in for them, because their IRIX-compatible ELF output differs byte for byte. These modules use NODERAWFS (they read and write the real filesystem) and are driven by romdevtools' decomp tool and by romdev-permuter.
  • armips (wasm/armips.{mjs,wasm}): the assembler N64 decomp projects rebuild their RSP microcode with, at the commit those projects pin.

A binary package for romdev. The main romdevtools package loads it on demand for build({platform:'n64'|'ps1'}) and the decomp tool. You normally install romdevtools (npx romdevtools), not this package directly.

Upstream and license

  • gcc and binutils: GPL-3.0-or-later (the package's license field).
  • armips (https://github.com/Kingcom/armips): MIT.
  • This package contains the compilers, binutils and armips only. The newlib C library (BSD-style licences) and libgcc (GPL with the GCC Runtime Library Exception) that N64 and PS1 builds link against ship with romdevtools; neither places conditions on a compiled ROM.

The upstream versions and commits are pinned in packages/romdevtools/scripts/versions.json in the romdev repo, and the repo's NOTICE has the full third-party inventory.

Built by (all in packages/romdevtools/scripts/):

  • build-mips-toolchain.sh (native stage) and build-mips-wasm-tools.sh (WASM stage) for the mips-elf toolchain;
  • build-mips-linux-binutils-wasm.sh for the mips-linux-gnu binutils;
  • build-armips.sh with patch armips-wasm-single-thread.patch for armips.

See BUILD_MAP.md for the recipe-to-package map.