Host-IO USB file transfer messages, kept in one table (retail data object at 0x8040A9D0, size 0x130): the code addresses individual messages as field offsets from the table base (e.g.
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Host-IO USB file transfer messages, kept in one table (retail data object at 0x8040A9D0, size 0x130): the code addresses individual messages as field offsets from the table base (e.g.
+0x20/+0x90/+0xB8 in hsd_80393A5C), which independent string literals cannot produce.
◆ loading
| char ParticleUsbMessages::loading[0x20] |
◆ cannot_open
| char ParticleUsbMessages::cannot_open[0x14] |
◆ cannot_get_files_stat
| char ParticleUsbMessages::cannot_get_files_stat[0x18] |
◆ file_too_large
| char ParticleUsbMessages::file_too_large[0x18] |
◆ cannot_allocate
| char ParticleUsbMessages::cannot_allocate[0x18] |
◆ cannot_load
| char ParticleUsbMessages::cannot_load[0x14] |
◆ done
| char ParticleUsbMessages::done[0x28] |
◆ cannot_save
| char ParticleUsbMessages::cannot_save[0x14] |
◆ searching
| char ParticleUsbMessages::searching[0x20] |
◆ cannot_get_dir_stat
| char ParticleUsbMessages::cannot_get_dir_stat[0x18] |
◆ dir_too_large
| char ParticleUsbMessages::dir_too_large[0x14] |
◆ cannot_use_usb
| char ParticleUsbMessages::cannot_use_usb[0x18] |
The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file: