[SC3KIxf] - a tool to extract data from IXF files

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This command line tool can extract data and list the contents of IXF files.

System Requirements

• Windows 10+ or Linux
• .NET 8.0 Runtime

Download: SC3KIxf.zip

Source Code: https://github.com/0xC0000054/sc3k-indexed-file

Usage

The program can be used to perform the following actions:

1. Extracting the contents of an IXF file to a directory.
2. Listing the TGI values of each entry in an IXF file.
3. Printing the number of entries in an IXF file.

These actions can be performed on either a single IXF file or on all IXF files in a root directory and its sub-directories.

Examples

Extracting IXF Entries

The extract option can use either the --extract long form or the -e short form. When extracting entries they will be placed in a folder that has the same name as the IXF file.

Extracting a single IXF file into an Extracted subdirectory of the application folder: SC3KIxf -e BUILDFAM.ixf
Extracting a single IXF file into a subdirectory of another folder: SC3KIxf -e BUILDFAM.ixf <output folder>

Extracting multiple IXF files can be accomplished by passing a root directory to be searched instead of an individual file path: SC3KIxf -e <SC3K root>

By default the program will skip extraction for any IXF file that has an existing subdirectory in the output directory, this can be overridden using the --overwrite-existing or -o option.

Listing the IXF Entries

The list entries option can use either the --list-entries long form or the -l short form. The entries will be printed to standard output.

Listing the entries in a single file: SC3KIxf -l BUILDFAM.ixf
Listing the entries in multiple IXF files can be accomplished by passing a root directory to be searched instead of an individual file path: SC3KIxf -l <SC3K root>

Printing the number of IXF Entries

This can be done by running the program without any command line switches. The entries will be printed to standard output.

Printing the number of entries in a single file: SC3KIxf BUILDFAM.ixf
Printing the number of entries in multiple IXF files can be accomplished by passing a root directory to be searched instead of an individual file path: SC3KIxf <SC3K root>