(Yeah, I know the OS may cache disk reads, but that wasn't the concern)
The ALLS series of cabs runs EWF to prevent anything from being written to C:\.
This PR adds another layer to iohook to redirect specific open/read/write/close operations to a virtual file table to prevent disk activity, and thus simulate the presence of EWF. This was mainly aimed at ALPB's billing files. Seriously, look at this - especially the timestamps, Sega wtf are you doing.
This does not affect other path hooks. It's turned off by default and will throw an error if the current executable resides on C:\.
Tested with FGO and APMv3.
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Reviewed-on: https://gitea.tendokyu.moe/TeamTofuShop/segatools/pulls/84
Co-authored-by: kyoubate-haruka <46010460+kyoubate-haruka@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-committed-by: kyoubate-haruka <46010460+kyoubate-haruka@users.noreply.github.com>
This adds support for APMv3 I/O, menus and the launcher.
* Added a apm3hook dll and I/O based on the usual layout.
* Added C:\Mount\Apm to vfs.
* Added the relevant .dlls to unityhook.
* Added a hook for apmmount.dll that uses `CreateDosDevice` to mount decrypted data to the locations the launcher and games expect files to be. This will conflict with anything that is already at W:\ and X:\, but I do not have better solutions for this.
* `launch.bat` is a bit more involved as it simulates the launcher loop. It can be broken by alt+f4ing or closing the launcher with "X".
* An extra export was added, so rundll32 can be used to get rid of the dosdevices after the launcher was killed.
* Since all the games do everything via `X:\lib\apm.dll`, no game hooks were needed in testing, therefore, `game.bat` files can be used as is.
* Path hooks are applied correctly, so you can go correctly between games, launcher, sub system test mode and game test modes.
A setup guide (some stuff specific to my server) can be found here:
https://gmg.hopto.org:82/gmg/wiki/index.php/All.Net_P-ras_Multi_Menu
Tested with the 2 APM sample apps, Blazblue, Puyo, Guilty Gear and some weird unity puzzle game whose name I forgot.
Reviewed-on: https://gitea.tendokyu.moe/TeamTofuShop/segatools/pulls/73
Co-authored-by: kyoubate-haruka <46010460+kyoubate-haruka@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-committed-by: kyoubate-haruka <46010460+kyoubate-haruka@users.noreply.github.com>
