AAC-ASM Activator Calculator

Hey guys!
Just spent the last few hours and some of yesterday writing my very first somewhat useful program!

Written in C++, AAC allows you to enter what buttons you want pressed for a DS activator and it will spit out what number you need to "tst" the IOKeys address too. It doesn't have an object oriented GUI, but guides you through everything with simple button presses. Now, noobs like myself can easily get ASM activators lazily!

I made this mainly for myself, because I hate adding and converting all of those numbers in the windows calculator program.

Enjoy!

I'd love some feedback, so please check it out.


VERSION 2 BETA is NOW OUT :D. Does the same thing, but is a lot more efficient at doing that same thing. To see my new source, click here. To see my old source, click here.


-DOWNLOAD Version 1 Beta-
-DOWNLOAD Version 2 Beta-



ToDo:
Add the X and Y buttons.
Make it Object Oriented
Make efficient -DONE

Good job :p
My method involves using the already-made "kode garage" program (on kodewerx), on the joker generator select "hold these, release these" and choose the button combo you want (put them on both sides)
the second half will be the value to "tst"
for example, i selected L+R+A
the output value will be

Code:

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94000130 FCFE0301

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so, #0x301 will be the value to "tst"

Never knew that. Neat.

roflmfao

:D
What's Oni Laughin at?

Oni- what's with the weird picture thingy. Its creeping me out!

I'm downloading it right now, I wonder what this'll do for me. I'm having trouble still learning ASM, so this could help.

Wait, so this was written as a batch? I'm having trouble with doing that myself.

This was written in console C++. I can help teach ASM if you'd like.

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Originally Posted by siestacat

:D
What's Oni Laughin at?

Oni- what's with the weird picture thingy. Its creeping me out!

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Prob. from 4chan >___>

lol. Probably.

Version 2 Beta is now out. To see the source vs my old source (lol. My new one is so much better, reduced the lines from 729 to about 100) click on the link in my first post.