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Renaming a global variable or function requires additional steps in decompilation projects or the build will fail. Use this skill when you want to rename a global variable or function.
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Renaming a C file or associated header (.h) file requires additional steps in decompilation projects or the build will fail. Use this skill when you want to rename a C file and/or a header file.
| name | rename-global-variable-or-function |
| description | Renaming a global variable or function requires additional steps in decompilation projects or the build will fail. Use this skill when you want to rename a global variable or function. |
Global variables and function names are mapped to specific addresses in memory through the symbol_addrs.txt file at the root of the project. Each symbol should only appear at most once. If a symbol is not present it will be given a default name (usually starting with func_ or D_).
So at a minimum this file will need to be updated when attempting to rename a variable. However additional steps may also be needed.
Global variables will have a default name format that looks like: D_<memory address>_<rom address>. For example D_800B11A0_1DB740. Both the memory address and rom adress should be included as annotations when renaming a symbol. This is because different symbols may share a memory address but be located in different overlays. To rename D_800B11A0_1DB740, for example, to MyNewGlobal we would do:
D_800B11A0_1DB740 = 0x800B11A0; // rom:0x1DB740
Note the structure of ` = ; // rom:.
You may see additional annotations for size and type. These should be preserved if they exist but you should not need to use them.
A similar process is followed for functions. A function will by default have a name structure of func_<memory address>_<rom address>. For example: func_800B00C0_9FF70. To rename this function to MyFunction we would do:
MyFunction = 0x800B00C0; // rom:0x9FF70
To validate your name change, rebuild the project:
./tools/build-and-verify.sh