This fact hinders our pattern scanning engine to such a degree, that we probably won’t find enough symbols that should be patched in order to run the game. A nasty sideeffect (for us) is that the resulting executable doesn’t contain the exact binary code, as was present in the original libraries.
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LTCG stands for “Link Time Code Generation” – a technique that optimized an executable during the linking phase. Might we suggest you use an actual Xbox1? None exists yet, though, so you’re out of luck. We know of only one way around this: use a feature-complete LLE. How can I run games that use this problematic link-time optimization (LTCG)? So rest assured we won't hold this to ourselves for too long - I suspect we'll publish this list soon(ish). Thanks to the many dumps & reports we're getting, we're now about half-way into this list, but I suspect it will eventually take months if not years before we got really everything covered. This will help you determine beforehand if a title has any hope of ever going to be supported.
We're currently working on a compatibility list that will also show XDK version numbers and (LTCG imposed) 'potentially (un)supported' status for *all* known games.
Dxbx will not support those titles in the foreseeable future. No promised though.)Īlas, in this case the title is not going to be supported by us, as it's a title that was compiled with LTCG (link time code generation). (Although I can imagine some games still have a large fan base, so if enough people ask for some title, it might motivate us giving it a look-see. Sorry, but I want to make clear we don't do requests.
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