This is a stupid idea.
SWFRecomp is largely inspired by Wiseguy's N64Recomp, a static recompiler (not emulator) for N64 games that translates N64 MIPS instructions into C code that can be compiled into a native port. You should probably check that out, because it's epic. So is he. :D
This project aims to do the same thing, except with SWF files, i.e. Adobe Flash applications.
Fortunately, no. As part of the Open Screen Project, Adobe removed many restrictions from their SWF format, including restrictions on creating software that plays and renders SWF files.
They even went as far as to donate the Flex 3 SDK to Apache back in 2011, in favor of the wild uprising of HTML5. Apache Flex is now licensed under the, well, Apache License (a permissive open-source license).
Currently it successfully decompresses "C" SWFs and reads the data from the header.
All the people that wildly inspire me. 😋
My very dear friend BlazinWarior.
From N64Recomp:
- Wiseguy
- Darío
- dcvz
- Reonu
- thecozies
- danielryb
- kentonm
From Archipelago:
- TheRealPixelShake
- Muervo_
- seto10987
- Rogue
- ArsonAssassin
- CelestialKitsune
- Vincent'sSin
- LegendaryLinux
- zakwiz
- jjjj12212
From RotMG:
- HuskyJew
- Nequ
- snowden
- MoonMan
- Auru