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# Broma-sys | ||
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Used for Parsing C++ like language to extract variable signatures and other informaiton. | ||
For more documentation SEE: [Geode](https://github.com/geode-sdk/bindings) | ||
For more documentation SEE: [Geode Documentation](https://github.com/geode-sdk/broma) | ||
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## FYI | ||
- This code is still in it's prototype phase and I need to cleanup some binding generation errors like | ||
```evaluation of constant value failed attempt to compute `1_usize - 24_usize`, which would overflow``` | ||
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## Why I wrote this | ||
- Reverse Engineering via automation. | ||
- As a Means of providing code-safety along with safer alternatives for using this brand new AST. | ||
- Easier ways to check for errors. | ||
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However the main work is not done yet. I am planning to add a new function called `parse_file_safely` | ||
so that servers and discord bots will be able to handle parsing broma files multiple times without crashing when an error is hit, same goes for | ||
[PyBroma](https://github.com/CallocGD/PyBroma) You can see my progress on getting that passed [here](https://github.com/geode-sdk/Broma/pull/7) | ||
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## Where's the frontend? | ||
If your looking for the frontend we will put it on the in offical (Geometry Dash Reverse Engineering)[https://github.com/GD-RE] repos soon as | ||
all the rust bindings here have been completely fixed. I want to thank the reverse engineering community for getting us as far as we have. | ||
This would not be possible without your help. |