T-RO

Like was it written in C+ etc... Does anyone know?

Thanks!

kamaleon

ask the coder..

Drag_On

The coder was banned long ago..

DaveF

actually he was just on here a few days ago "RAKKA" .....until he got banned again.

baphomet

I know, btw blake has an email. Why do you ask?

raene

Probably VB *shudder*

Mr. Softee

not VB. i figure the only reason you want to know is so you can disassemble it, like the maker of CHROME did.

raene

You never know - he might just be curious. I am too, but that doesn't mean I'm stealing Blake's code. IMO the bulk of the thought process isn't in the GUI, it's in the BINs. The GUI's just the frontend. I'm curious to know how the BINs work too - again, not because I want to steal his work and relabel it as my own, just because I like knowing things, and being a CompSci graduate makes me naturally inquisitive about all things software

Mr. Softee

hexedit the bins

sam

zomart

he probably didn't write it in C+, but maybe C++

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 94goldjungsr &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i figure the only reason you want to know is so you can disassemble</TD></TR></TABLE>

you don't need to know the original language to disassemble a program. disassembling gives you assembly code, which is basically the binary written in "words" instead of 0's and 1's. decompilers are what take a binary and try to guess the code that made it.

Mr. Softee

decompilers, thats what i meant. thanks

sam

zomart

np

T-RO

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 94goldjungsr &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">not VB. i figure the only reason you want to know is so you can disassemble it, like the maker of CHROME did. </TD></TR></TABLE>

Comon man, weve talked a few times on here and I dont think I ever gave you the impression before that I am like that. I'm not gonna blow up and cuss you out though like others on here would. lol
No, the reason I'm asking is because I have a crappy laptop that I wanted to run Uberdata on. I cant see everything (cant resize past 800x600) so wanted to ask a friend of mine that can program to add slider bars on my copy of Uberdata. I didnt want to trouble Blake with it thats why i was asking.

Mr. Softee

sorry couldnt remember talking to you. just very cautious because of the recent chrome release which is uberdata decompiled and rewritten slightly.

sam

ill ask blake the specifics on what it was made in and PM you

sam

GSRswapandslow

its' crome...not chrome

PGMFI *****

Mr. Softee

Evil EG

im gunna go with VB. Reading PGMFI I think he said he did.

turbohappy

john disassembled Uberdata for CROME? Why would he even need to? All the needed info in on PGMFI...

VaporTrail

01010001001111011101110001111011100000011100100001 0010111010101
01010100010101001011110101001010101010010101010011 0101010101010
01010101010100101010111100101010101001000010101010 1010101010111
10101010101010101010101010111000001000101010101010 0100000111110
01101011010010110100001111000101001001000011000101 0001010001111

I think it goes on like this a long long time

GSRswapandslow

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by VaporTrail &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">010100010011110111011100011110111000 000111001000010010111010101
01010100010101001011110101001010101010010101010011 0101010101010
01010101010100101010111100101010101001000010101010 1010101010111
10101010101010101010101010111000001000101010101010 0100000111110
01101011010010110100001111000101001001000011000101 0001010001111

I think it goes on like this a long long time</TD></TR></TABLE>

quality

kamaleon

uberchip = crome? once i decided on aem ems i forgot about the idea of using the uberchip... i would like to take a look at that code also (im a CS major also and have curiosity in many ways, style, form, complexity, etc...)

keebler65

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by kamaleon &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">uberchip = crome? once i decided on aem ems i forgot about the idea of using the uberchip... i would like to take a look at that code also (im a CS major also and have curiosity in many ways, style, form, complexity, etc...)</TD></TR></TABLE>

CS major here as well

i remember reading what he used...i even remember the screen shots of the IDE running but i cant remember for sure what it was. i think it was visual c++ if i remember right. i agree with the statement that it cant be that complicated though....all you're doing is changing hex values in a file.

ekb18c

my guess is VB front end.
i also majored in comp. sci. for my undergraduate studies.

nijia555

i know it has been said before, i am also a computer science major(almost finished but not done yet ). I dont actually use the software but i would like to know more about the writing of the information into the bin files. i think that it is written in c++. I am not sure if anyone can answer these questions other than the coder but does the order of the file written have to do with the chip being installed in the ecu ie: 29x256 or 27x256 (whatever it is). I am not sure if the designer want his design discussed but it would eb interesting the amount of innovation that would occur if we could make an open source version of this .

raene

Over half the ppl in this thread seem to be compsci majors... and seriously it's just going to be complexity in the BIN, probably any CS major here and a few not could rewrite the GUI end of things given enough time.

So why don't we all see if we can figure out/find out WITHOUT DECOMPILING ANYTHING what exactly comprises the BINs? I know the formats differ (try opening a GhettoDyne BIN in Uberdata) so I consider them to be more small programs than standardized hex tables.

I'd like to be in on an open-source editor though

nijia555, I don't think the chip matters so much - I think the only major differences between the 27c256 and the 29c256 would be the style of flashing the ROM.