How to use the program

Commmandline-syntax

The commandline should follow this syntax:
katie [options] file(s)...

Where [options] represents one or more options discussed at the Commandline Options page.

files(s)... can be a list of relative or absolute filenames, as well as wildcards.

Example

Assume you want to convert all .map and .raw files, which are located in a directory called gfx, as well as a file called song.mod which is in music. You want to generate an assembler file, saved as source/ResourceData.s and a C/C++ header file saved as include/ResourceData.h. Each file inside the concatenated data should be aligned on an 8byte boundary.

Use the following commandline to do this:

katie --output-align 8 --output-asm-arm-filename source/ResourceData.s --output-h-filename include/ResourceData.h gfx/*.map gfx/*.raw music/song.mod

If you don't like to pass all the files to be converted via the commandline, or when it gets rather long (remember: windows has a commandline size-limit about 14KB afaik), you can create a filelist instead. See --input-filelist for more info on that.

See also:
Commandline Options

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