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# ida_game_elf_loaders
A collection of user mode ELF loaders for the following game consoles:
* ~~PS3~~
* ~~PS Vita~~
* Wii U
You should use other repositories for the non-Wii U ELF loaders, as this one is only aimed at providing an updated version of the RPX loader.
## Installation
Copy loader plugins to IDA loaders directory.
On Linux, this is usually:
```sh
mkdir -p "$HOME/.idapro/loaders"
cp build/wiiu.so "$HOME/.idapro/loaders/"
```
## Building
### Dependencies
* IDA SDK
* [CMake](https://cmake.org/download/)
### Generate Projects With CMake
The IDA cmake module included will expect to find the IDA SDK in an `IDA_SDK_DIR` or `IDA_SDK` environment variable.
On Linux, `IDADIR` must point to the IDA installation directory containing `libida.so`.
If you would like to generate 64-bit EA targeted loaders, you need to add `-D IDA_64_BIT_EA_T=YES` to cmake command line.
Navigate to the directory of the loader you would like to build in 'src/', then run the following command:
`mkdir build && cd build && cmake ../`
On Linux, for the Wii U loader, this will produce `wiiu.so`.
This should create a build directory with your generated project files.
### Building
Optionally, you can also build using cmake with the following command:
`cmake --build ./`
## Notes
The current commit was compiled and tested to work with IDA 9.3.
It also comes with improved Wii U RPX/RPL support, including compressed sections,
FILE_INFO parsing, import/export metadata, and a broader set of relocations.
On Linux, the Wii U loader links against the installed IDA runtime library `libida.so`.
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