Hello,please help me unpack and Repack .pna

[WOOVYWOOVY]

i'm really new and never used .cpp and stuffs before,what i know is i have to use comand prompt right...?
I want to use ahdprc to unpack my .pna files and repack it back,but i dont know how to use the .cpp and stuffs.

Could anyone kindheartly teach me the ways how to use it.Thank you !

[Inori]

@sgqy

[WOOVYWOOVY]

Pls help...

[sgqy]

Hello.
You should run in cmd.exe.
Press Win + R, input cmd.exe and press Enter.

If your staff.pna is stored in F:\mydocs, copy the ahdprc.exe into that folder.
In command prompt, input cd /d F:\mydocs.
Then, ahdprc.exe pna -u staff.pna.
Expected behavior is that the staff folder is created.
Do not modify the file staff\_cht.bin.
After your edition, run ahdprc.exe pna -r staff.
Expected behavior is that there will be a new file called staff.pna (or rewritten).

Note that the tool is so old, may cannot satisfy what you need.
Best wishes.

[WOOVYWOOVY]

Hello.I'm sorry but,i don't know where the ahdprc.exe is,when i tried to compile the cpp there's a fatal error on #include <princess.h> no such file or directory.But i've already put the princess.h in the same directory.I don't know what to do with that.

I use g++ compiler.Thank you.

[WOOVYWOOVY]

Help me pls...

[sgqy]

Oh... the library is a private library, which is made by CodeBlocks with GCC(MinGW) 4.7.1 in Windows OS.
It was a library made for basic I/O operations, but with too old years, I missed it, unfortunately.
Try these commands to build. (for example)

g++ -c -o main.o main.cpp
g++ -c -o package.o package.cpp
# other source files ...
g++ -o main.exe main.o package.o $other_obj_files libprincess.a

[WOOVYWOOVY]

Still can't,uh,if you don't mind could you just give me a link to download the ahdprc.exe because i've wasted many time for this one actually :) Thank you !

[Inori]

Still can't,uh,if you don't mind could you just give me a link to download the ahdprc.exe because i've wasted many time for this one actually :) Thank you !

Don't you think you are wasting the time of the developer?

[sgqy]

If you want to #include something. The command should be like this.
g++ -c -o main.o main.cpp -Ilib

[WOOVYWOOVY]

Ah...yeah,sorry if that wasting your time,but i'll keep trying,thanks for your time man,i got new experience from that,i'll try that command.Thanks again.