And some basic info:

You have to PORT it. That means to localize the routine at 10F83940 in AO and find the same routine in AS, then replace the offset for the corrsponding one and it will likely work.

Cheers

Thread moved to the appropiate section here you'll get answers.

Open the file with a hex editor and add some zero-bytes at the end

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Look at this post:

http://www.se-developers.net/showthread ... 19#pid6119

BLX can jump to any address storable in a register. Each register is 4 bytes long. Therefrom it can jump from 0x0 to 0xFFFFFFFF.

Maybe this can help?

http://www.se-developers.net/showthread.php?tid=824

@blacklizard: data has to be aligned too.
@madfish: yeah post your entire asm, it will be easier to help.
and:

if you have

org 0x10FF0410
off_10FDAA08 DCD bridge+1

You don't need to align cause 0x10FF0410 is already dividible by 4. (0x10 hex = 16 dec)

off_10FDAA08 DCD new_code+1

Is too far from the LDR instruction, get it nearer and remember to align it to 4.

For example, this function:

http://wiki.se-developers.net/doku.php? ... ttarystate

would be as easy as this (pseudo-C):

x = Bridge->batteryState("power_remaining");

and x would be 0.82 if the battery state was 82%.
It's much easier

And I think it's an awesome idea. I love JS Frameworks like jQuery when working with Ajax.
You should develop this to a next level, you could make elf functions more intuitive and write common used routines for elf developers to write simple and fast.
That'd be awesome

Look for the bytes

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18 F0 9F E5 18 F0 9F E5 18 F0 9F E5 18 F0 9F E5


http://www.se-developers.net/showthread.php?tid=216

http://www.se-developers.net/showthread.php?tid=535

Edit: Topic reopened on request.

I'd say this is more of a Framework than a SDK, but it's a great idea.

in ida there's a segment option, we used to have to do the same thing for db2010 portings.
somewhere there's segment size option, increase there and it will automatically add zeroes at the end.