Source

Every folder and file of this game's C.

include
battle
b5_context.h	B5Context, the object context a battle routine reads; most of its fields are still unnamed
battle.h	The battle bank's routines and globals, as the other banks see them
battle_calc.h	The battle calculation tables: hit chances, HP and PP damage and recovery
battle_display.h	The battle camera and the presentation's transition, background and affine work
battle_effect.h	The battle effect argument and the rectangle-drawing routines effects call
battle_effect_argument.h	BattleEffectArgument, the command an effect's caller, dispatcher and handlers share, and the macros that define effect kinds
battle_effect_chance.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes edition.h, battle_unit.h and types.h
battle_effect_work.h	BattleEffectWork, the running battle effect's work, and its animation objects
battle_escape.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes edition.h, battle_session.h and types.h
battle_event.h	The battle event queue: the events BattleEvPush queues and the playback phases that play them
battle_motion.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes edition.h and types.h
battle_obj.h	Actor_Place, which places a battle object for a unit
battle_party.h	Which units are in a battle, and the Djinn recovery list
battle_random.h	GBattleRandomSeed, the battle's random seed
battle_session.h	A battle's objects and sprites, each unit's command and action record, and the spoils
battle_status_icon.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes edition.h and battle_session.h
battle_summon.h	Summons and the battle sprite definitions of the enemy classes
battle_system.h	BattleUnit_Recalculate, which recalculates a unit's stats
battle_target.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes edition.h, battle_session.h and types.h
battle_unit.h	BattleUnit, a party member's or enemy's battle state, with the elements, abilities and actions it uses
effect_slot.h	Effect slots: the particles Psynergy effects move and draw
fx_scene.h	BattleFxScene, the work of a battle or field Psynergy effect scene, and its arc objects
motobj.h	MotionObject, an effect object that moves and draws one sprite
object_effect_scripts.h	The object scripts effects give their particles and fragments
farcall
battle.h	Battle state, unit motion and presentation services
blank_load.h	The reel-game entry point
blank_run.h	The display-blanked callback runner
effect.h	Battle-effect dispatch, drawing and presentation setup
field.h	Field actors, movement, map drawing and scene services
game.h	Party members, items, Djinn and game-state operations
menu.h	Party menus and their interactive selection screens
object.h	Scene events, field Psynergy, objects and effect lifecycles
palette.h	Title, introduction and splash-screen presentation
resource.h	Resource animation metadata lookup
runtime.h	Frame scheduling, memory, resources and core runtime services
scroll.h	The scrolling slideshow entry point
shop.h	Shops, inns and the cursors used by their screens
sound.h	Audio mixing, playback commands and music-player updates
window.h	Window construction, text drawing and selection interfaces
field
a9_motion.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes edition.h and render_input.h
animspr.h	Animated sprites: their layers, frames and colour modes, and the resource slots they draw from
colosso_gauge.h	The Colosso race gauge's sprites and work
effect_step.h	EffectStep and EffectPosition, the positions effects move through
event_work.h	EventWork, the running scene's event work
facing_object.h	FacingObject, the view of an object that turns to face a target
field.h	The field engine's shared routines, globals and object scripts
field_coordinate.h	FieldCoordinate, a position on the field
mapcopy.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes edition.h and types.h
objdisp.h	The object dispatcher's forward declaration
perspective.h	The world map's perspective view work
script.h	The field object script interpreter and the operands its commands read
script_object_runtime.h	ScriptObjectRuntime, the work of an object a script moves
game
character_ids.h	Character numbers, with each character's Japanese name
ed_asm.h
edition.h	The edition's language, for C to compare (LANGUAGE == LANGUAGE_GERMAN)
game.h	The item and summon tables and the game bank's routines
game_flags.h	Setting and clearing game flags, and the byte that holds a flag
item.h	Items: their definitions, types, flags and effects
item_gift.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes types.h, edition.h and farcall.h
owner_value.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes types.h, edition.h and farcall.h
graphics
display_transition.h	The display transition's frames, windows and state
glyph.h	Font glyphs and their palettes
graphics.h	The screen blend's globals and the graphics routines
oam.h	OAM usage counts
output.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes edition.h and render_input.h
palbuf.h	Palette fades, the battle effect palette buffers and the colour channel curves
palqueue.h	Palette snapshots and their work
render_input.h	The sprite renderer's inputs and outputs: render inputs, OAM attributes and render output lists
render_placement.h	A sprite's screen position and scale
resource.h	The parts of a battle sprite id
text_font.h	The kanji glyphs and the text marks drawn with characters
text_reader.h	TextReader, a cursor through message text
text_render_runtime.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes edition.h and render_input.h
transform.h	The 3D transform and its stack
uiflow.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes edition.h and uiwindow.h
uiwindow.h	UiWindow, a window's work, and marking its tilemap rows for transfer
vram_tab.h	The sprite VRAM block cache and its owners
lib
call.h	Calls through a function pointer, by argument count
fixed_math.h	16.16 fixed-point constants, sine and cosine, and the library division
lib.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes types.h and edition.h
lzpack.h	The LZ packer's work: hash chains over a 1024-byte window, one chain per byte value, and the output it is building
macros.h	Small statement macros both games use for positions, velocities and bounds
static_assert.h	STATIC_ASSERT, a compile-time check that emits nothing
stddef.h	Size_t, ptrdiff_t, wchar_t, NULL and offsetof, as the C library defines them
string.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes edition.h
menu
m7_interfaces.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes edition.h and render_input.h
menu.h	The menus' list orders, sign strings and routines
node_chain.h	NodeChain, a chain of menu nodes
resource_menu.h	The resource menu's entries and work
select.h	The selection screen's sprites and nodes
sound
audio_engine_types.h	The sound driver's types, registers and work
sound.h	The sound tables (CGB codes, frequency steps, frame lengths) and the sound routines
system
callback_scheduler.h	The task scheduler: tasks, their order and the scheduler's state
dma.h	DMA channel registers, and the DMA and CPU fills
far_runtime.h	Declares nothing: an empty header kept for the files that include it
field_effect.h	Field effects, their scripts and the flags that spawn them
fixed_point_position.h	FixedPointPosition, a position in 16.16 fixed point
flash.h	Flash memory: erasing, programming and reading sectors
flash_data.h	The flash chips: sector size and count, and each chip type's routines
io_reg.h	The hardware's I/O registers and their bits, as pret names them
io_write_queue.h	The register write queue that VBlank carries out after each finished frame
iowrite.h	Io_Write16, a 16-bit write to a register or memory
irq.h	The hardware's interrupt sources and the interrupt handler table
irqlock.h	Saving, disabling and restoring the interrupt master enable
mem.h	The heaps: allocating and freeing blocks
metadata_lookup.h	Animation metadata and its lookup by resource
mulq16.h	MulQ16, the 16.16 fixed-point multiply
object_effect.h	The fade overlay, the weather particles and the actor effect work
object_lookup.h	Declares nothing: an empty header kept for the files that include it
ramcode.h	Copying ARM routines to RAM to run them there
runtime_interfaces.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes edition.h and types.h
savedata.h	The save data's signature and header template, and the link test words
scene.h	FIELD_AT_OFFSET and the entity and camera views older scene code reads
serial_runtime.h	The link cable's runtime: serial packets, registers and transfer state
system.h	The system's routines and globals: interrupts, BIOS sound bias, random numbers and sleep
vector3.h	Vector3, a three-coordinate vector
unit
battle
battle.h
debug
level.h
rooms.h
test.h
effect
effect.h
effect_bits.h
effect_table.h
field
curve_data.h
facing.h
field.h
griddata.h
lucky_dice.h
mapdata.h
object_script.h
operand.h
update.h
vertices.h
game
game.h
starting_equipment.h
graphics
credits
credits.h
title
intro.h
menu
clear.h
lobby.h
menu.h
title.h
object
battle_cue.h
colorfx.h
object.h
psynergy_effects.h
zonedata.h
runtime
math_table.h
numtext.h
runtime.h
scene
common
colosso_item_icon.h
colosso_marker.h
colosso_occupant.h
colosso_setup.h
colosso_solo.h
effect_psynergy.h
effect_spawn.h
kolima_forest_bridge_falling_effect.h
kolima_palette.h
mercury_lighthouse_lights.h
mercury_lighthouse_pillar.h
object_nearest.h
object_orbit.h
scroll_initialize_hblank_dma.h
sol_sanctum_elemental_star_ring_setup.h
sol_sanctum_init_zoom.h
vault_itemobj.h
vault_range.h
world_map_linked_effects.h
alpine_crossing_lama_temple.h
altin.h
altin_peak.h
altmiller_cave.h
babi_lighthouse.h
babi_palace.h
bilibin.h
bilibin_cave.h
bilibin_interiors.h
colosseum_entrance.h
colosso_log.h
colosso_river.h
colosso_wall.h
crossbone_isle.h
crossbone_isle_pillar_rooms.h
crossbone_isle_platform_rooms.h
fuchin_temple.h
goma_cave_entrance.h
goma_cave_pillar.h
goma_cave_pond.h
goma_cave_waterway.h
gondowan_cave.h
hammet_palace.h
imil.h
imil_fuchin_falls.h
kalay.h
kalay_interiors.h
kalay_tolbi_docks.h
kolima.h
kolima_forest_bend.h
kolima_forest_bridge.h
kolima_forest_clearing.h
kolima_forest_river.h
kolima_forest_tree.h
kolima_interiors.h
lalivero.h
lalivero_interiors.h
lamakan_desert.h
lemurian_ship.h
lunpa.h
lunpa_fortress.h
lunpa_suhalla.h
mccoy_palace.h
mccoy_palace_garden.h
mercury_lighthouse.h
mercury_lighthouse_aerie.h
mercury_lighthouse_entrance.h
mogall_forest.h
sanctum.h
sol_sanctum_corridor.h
sol_sanctum_elemental_star_room.h
sol_sanctum_entrance.h
sol_sanctum_eruption.h
sol_sanctum_luna_sol_rooms.h
sol_sanctum_maze.h
sol_sanctum_psynergy_stone.h
sol_sanctum_statue.h
suhalla.h
suhalla_desert.h
suhalla_gate.h
suhalla_interiors.h
tolbi.h
tolbi_interiors.h
tolbi_ship_deck.h
tolbi_ship_interiors.h
tolbi_ship_mast.h
tolbi_spring.h
tret_tree_branch.h
tret_tree_interiors.h
tunnel_ruins.h
vale.h
vale_babi.h
vale_cave.h
vale_eruption.h
vale_home.h
vale_interiors.h
vale_kraden.h
vale_storm.h
vault.h
vault_cave.h
vault_interiors.h
vault_interiors_revisit.h
vault_jail.h
vault_revisit.h
venus_lighthouse.h
venus_lighthouse_aerie.h
west_lunpa_cave.h
world_map.h
xian.h
xian_interiors.h
shop
shop.h
sound
empty_callback.h
sound.h
system
resource
metadata_get_record.h
window
articles.h
battle_command.h
glyph_arm.h
scales.h
text_speed.h
window.h
import.h	The main-image routines scene overlays import
ability_ids.h	Ability numbers, named from the English release
affine.h	Sprite rotation and scale, and the affine matrices handed out each frame
audio_engine.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes audio_engine_symbols.h and sound/audio_engine_types.h
audio_engine_symbols.h	The sound driver's command masks, cue controls and the routines and globals it shares with the engine
battle_command.h	The battle command names: auto battle and the battle options (aliases of debug and key globals), and the actions' flag and status tables
battle_effect_runtime.h	The battle animation state, render objects and effect entries, and the palette buffer work
battle_formation.h	The enemy formation records
battle_intro.h	Who strikes first as a battle opens
battle_message.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes types.h and text/msg_ids.h
battle_type.h	BattlePlan, an action planned for its targets: the hits, criticals and multipliers rolled
battle_work.h	BattleWork, the battle's own work, and the battle display work
canvas.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes types.h and battle_effect.h
cartboot.h	Cart_Restart, the cartridge's restart entry at 0x08000000
character.h	The definitions of characters, classes, Djinn and enemies, and a level up's result
character_menu.h	The character menu's state, and the ailments it shows
colosso_log_rolling_stage.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes types.h
config.h	Build switches, as pret's config.h: BUGFIX opts in to fixes of the original game's bugs, and UBFIX gives undefined behaviour its defined form
configured_effect_spawn.h	The sprite and effect views and the options a scene's configured effect spawner uses
create_configured_overlay_object.h	The engine calls a scene uses to create an overlay object and set its sprite flags
cursor.h	The cursor that approaches its target, shared by shops, name entry and settings
curve.h	The step counts and value shift of a curve table
debug.h	The engine calls the debug menus import, and their palette swatch tiles
djinn_ids.h	Djinn numbers, named from the English release
djinn_menu.h	The Djinn menu: its list tables, backdrop and work, and the fields of a Djinni's list entry
djinn_preview.h	The Djinn preview's sprites and arrow tiles
engine_call.h	The engine call layer: one typed inline for each of the thirteen main-image routines below that the scene, menu and debug overlays import; every overlay call of them goes through it
equipment_menu.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes types.h
event.h	Scene commands: the all-caps macros the scene scripts are written in
farcall.h	Public interfaces to the engine's code banks
field_event.h	The scene script layer: the engine services a scene's events call, declared once (Engine_EventBegin, Engine_ActorJump, Engine_EventSetMessage and the rest), with the constants and small inlines scenes share
field_obj.h	Field objects and actors, and the scene transition styles
field_runtime.h	The field's runtime work: map cells, scene records and regions, map markers and FieldWork
field_scene.h	The scene table formats: entrances, exits, placements and events, and the macros that write them
field_service.h	The scene service layer: one typed inline for each engine service a scene calls by its own name, passing it on to the main image's import (Actor_Jump calls Engine_ActorJump)
flags.h	Game flags, named where their meaning is shown
four_object_motion.h	FourObjectMotion, the row of four figures the Status and Djinn menus show
frame.h	The frame loop's globals: lag counts, the CPU load display and the VBlank flags
fxblend.h	FieldBlendWork, the field's colour blend work
game_state.h	GameState, the game's state: play time, coins, the scene and the leader's position, the active party and the options
global_cells.h	The work slots of gWorkSlot, read through their own names
heap_state.h	The heap's work slots and HeapState
inn_runtime.h	InnRuntimeState, an inn's work
inventory.h	GOverflowItem, an item slot the spoils code uses when items are handed out
inventory_menu.h	The item menu's state and commands
item_ids.h	Item numbers, named from the English release
iwram_call.h	The IWRAM call layer: the routines the game keeps resident in IWRAM, each at its fixed address, and one typed inline per routine that every call goes through
keystate.h	The keypad state the VBlank interrupt keeps
kolima.h	The globals Kolima's scenes share: the falling effect and the party's state
low_runtime.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes types.h
map.h	Maps: their cells, layers, animations and blend scripts, and the map state
map_render_work.h	MapRenderWork, the map renderer's work
map_scroll.h	The map layers' scroll work and the background scroll values
mapframe.h	The map frame's scanlines and affine lines
menu_list.h	Menu lists: sprites, cursors, the party status window and paged selections
menu_result.h	MenuResult, what a menu returns
mercury.h	Includes field_event.h with FIELD_STAGED_ACTOR_IMPORTS defined, so a scene gets the staged-actor imports
mercury_lighthouse.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes field_event.h, field_effect.h, configured_effect_spawn.h and select_overlay_data_by_runtime_selector.h
minigame.h	The reel game's title lettering
oambuf.h	OamShadow, a sprite entry a routine builds by hand and DMA copies to OAM
objcmd.h	Field object scripts: one s32 command word, then its operands, as gScriptObject_CommandTable runs them
object_dispatch.h	The object dispatcher's scripts: key checks, the player, the world map and the camera
object_factory.h	Object_Create, which creates a field object
object_runtime.h	ObjectRuntime, a field object's runtime state, and the object snapshots
orbit.h	The views of an orbiting scene object's sprite
overlay_object.h	Overlay objects and their records
owner_state.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes battle_system.h
palette_scene.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes types.h
party_state.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes static_assert.h and game_state.h
preset_table.h	PresetValues, a row of preset values
project.h	The 3D projection
psynergy_menu.h	The Psynergy menu's state
ram_buffer.h	The work pointers in the gWorkSlot table, by name
resource_37c_runtime.h	The Sol Sanctum Psynergy Stone room's imports, under their overlay.inc names: BattleFx_SetQueuedSoundAndPlay and FieldEffect_InitSparkles
resource_37de_scene.h	A scene overlay's imports: queueing a scene sound and setting up its record buffer
resource_388_runtime.h	The views a scene overlay takes of its runtime work and slots; most fields are still unnamed
resource_397.h	Declares nothing: an empty header kept for the files that include it
resource_3a8_effect.h	The view a scene overlay takes of an effect; most fields are still unnamed
resource_3a9.h	Declares nothing: an empty header kept for the files that include it
resource_ids.h	Resource numbers, named where their contents are known
save_state.h	The save workspace: slot headers and summaries
scene_effect_sequence.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes types.h
scene_ids.h	Scene numbers, named after their places
script_motion.h	ScriptMotionObject, an object moved by a field script
script_object_entry.h	ScriptObjectEntry, an entry in the script objects' table
scroll.h	The display scroll work, the HBlank scroll work and its wave
select_overlay_data_by_runtime_selector.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes types.h
shop.h	ShopRuntime, a shop's work, and the shop screen's tiles
songs.h	Song and sound effect ids, indices into gSound_SongTable
spawn_configured_effect.h	The sprite view a scene's configured effect spawner uses
staged_actor.h	The pushable actors' movement probes and footprint bounds
staged_actor_effect.h	A staged actor's effect and its request
staged_actor_pair_scene.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes types.h
tbs_edition.h	Values that differ by patch level or language, chosen once for their code
types.h	The integer types, TRUE, UNUSED and the fixed-address macros
ui.h	UiWork, the window system's work, and the status screen's cursors
venus_lighthouse_aerie.h	Venus Lighthouse aerie's actors, entrances and exits
version.h	The patch levels: our groups of the measured changes from the Japanese release
vram_block.h	Declares nothing of its own: it only includes the window, battle command, resource and VRAM table headers
window.h	The window renderer's work
workspace_options.h	The options screen's work and the selection work
src
battle	Battles, from their opening transition to their spoils
battle
auto_battle.c	Auto battle: the actions it builds and plays, without the command menu
background.c	The battle background, its palette and perspective, the camera's zoom and the units' highlights
classes.c	The enemy classes' battle sprite table, gSummon_EntryTable
debug.c	Debug: the party presets, the message viewer and the battle test menu
encounter.c	A whole battle, Battle_RunEncounter, and the lists of the units in it
enemy_ai.c	An enemy's choice of action, BattleCommand_SelectAutomatic
events.c	Battle events: a downed unit's reset, waiting for the player, and the event queue, filled by BattleEvPush and played at once by BattleEv_DispatchQueued
formation.c	Enemy formations: the enemies chosen, levelled and lettered
link.c	Link battles: the parties and Djinn exchanged, and the turn handshake
motion.c	The units' movements: returning, running, leaping and knocked back, and their positions on the screen
objects.c	Each frame's sprite priorities, the status icons, the poses and the sprites of the battle objects
placement.c	Battle objects made and placed on the battlefield
plan.c	An action announced and planned, BattleCommand_BuildPlan
playback.c	Battle events played over frames, BattleEvent_Playback
round.c	A round's actions: the party's commands, the enemies' or the link opponent's, and their turn order
setup.c	The battle camera each frame, the opening announcement, the unit lists, and the party's battle state and Djinn as a battle starts and ends
spoils.c	The spoils: coins, experience, items and level ups
sprites.c	Battle sprites: enemy sprite slots and the party's weapon sprites
staging.c	An action played: its targets, and how an attack, a cast, an item, a summon or an escape is staged
star_field.c	A unit's elemental glow: the star field and the other glows
target_exec.c	An ability applied to one target, BattleTargetExec: damage, healing and its added effect
targeting.c	The targets an enemy's or a confused unit's ability picks
transition.c	The opening transition: the curtain, or the Venus Lighthouse storm
turn_end.c	The end of a turn and of a round: counters, Djinn recovery, poison and the Grim Reaper
battle.c	The battle object: a battle from its opening transition to its spoils
battle_internal.h	What every part of the battle object shares: its includes, in their original order, and the names two or more parts use
debug	The three debug rooms the retail game keeps
level.c
level.h
menu_test.h
rooms.c
test.c
effect	Everything drawn over a battle while an ability plays
parts
annihilation.c	Annihilation
atalanta.c	The Atalanta summon
beams.c	Beam sequences and the ring and spark scene
bind.c	Bind and Triangle Strike
blitter.c	The blitter builder, BattleFx_BuildBlitter
bolt.c	Bolt
boreas.c	The Boreas summon
burst_scene.c	Gust, Flying Attack and the rush bursts
burst_shower.c	The blessings' burst showers
canvas.c	The canvas layer: transfers, opening and closing, tile maps, lines
casting_impact.c	The casting impact scene and its image helpers
condemn.c	Condemn
cybele.c	The Cybele summon
death_plunge.c	Death Plunge, the blade rain, the element pillar, the element burst and the shattering picture
dispatch.c	Running scene and table effects, and shared target helpers
display.c	Display, scroll and window HBlank DMA helpers
djinn_attacks.c	The Mercury, Jupiter, Venus and Mars Djinn attacks
djinn_beams.c	Revive, Water of Life, Quartz and Dew
djinn_heal.c	Djinn healing
dragon_cloud.c	Dragon Cloud
drain.c	Break and Drain
eruption.c	Smoke Bomb and Blast
falling.c	Ice and Douse: shards and bolts falling on the targets' side
fire.c	Fire
flare.c	Flare
frost.c	Frost
gaia.c	Gaia
gathering_lights.c	Demon Night, Rumble and Haunting
growth.c	Growth, Punji, Vine and Thorn
hail.c	Hail and Ground
healing.c	Healing motes: Ply, Wish, Cure, Cure Poison
helm_splitter.c	Helm Splitter, formations and the impact burst
judgment.c	The Judgment summon
kirin.c	The Kirin summon
lobbed_shells.c	Lobbed shells (Mad Spatter, Decompose, Bone Chiller ...)
mirrored_wall.c	The walls of Berserk, Spasm and Recovery
neptune.c	The Neptune summon
nereid.c	The Nereid summon
orbiting.c	Swirling stars, orbiting skulls and target bursts
particle_streams.c	Meteor and Outer Space
planet_diver.c	Planet Diver, Haunt and the orbiting spirals
plasma.c	Plasma, and the spark groups of Blast and Dynamite
positions.c	Effect positions, projection and id dispatch helpers
prism.c	Prism
procne.c	The Procne summon
projectiles.c	Projectile volleys (Slash, Shuriken, Wing Flutter, Blizzard ...)
quake.c	Quake
ragnarok.c	Ragnarok
ramses.c	The Ramses summon
ray.c	Ray
rushing_strike.c	Rushing strikes (Bone Charge, Brute Force, Onslaught, Headbutt)
spider_web.c	Poison Beat, Spinning Beat and Spider Web
spire.c	Spire
stars.c	Astral Blast and Shining Star
stat_change.c	Stat boosts and reductions (Impact, Guard, Ward, Dull, Weaken ...)
streaks.c	Streak volleys (Sonic Wave, Shriek, War Cry ...) and mote fountains (Sleep Star, Soothing Star)
target_motes.c	Status motes: Taint, Delude, Paralyze, Sleep, Curse ...
target_strike.c	Monster bites, fangs and slashes on one target
thor.c	The Thor summon
thrash.c	Thrash, Quick Strike and Vorpal Slash
tiamat.c	Dragon Driver and the Tiamat summon
titan_blade.c	Titan Blade
torch.c	Torch and Kite
undead_sword.c	Undead Sword
volcano.c	Volcano
vortices.c	Froth and Whirlwind
effect.c	The battle effect object: everything drawn over the battle while an ability plays
effect_bits.c
effect_internal.h	What every part of the battle effect object shares: its includes, macros and frame-loop helpers
effect_table.c
field	The field engine
field
animation.c	Sprites, their animation layers and the resource slots they draw from
decompress.c	LZ decompression
map_animation.c	Timed map effects: tile animation, the blend script, palette cycles
map_layers.c	Layered maps: loading, drawing and scrolling, and copying cells
object_camera.c	The object cameras, which place every object's sprite each frame
object_motion.c	Object motion, each frame, and the first object script commands
objects.c	Field objects: the object pool, dissolving sprites, starting scripts
player_control.c	Player control: the configured keys and moving objects by the pad
script_commands.c	Object script commands: waits, jumps, flags, moves and work values
sprite_draw.c	Drawing sprites: composing their layers and placing them on screen
sprite_viewer.c	A debug sprite viewer
terrain.c	Terrain: ground heights and the collision of cells and the world map
view.c	Screen shake, the copied BG row drawer and the ground plane scanlines
world_map.c	The world map: its perspective view, its tiles, and the still picture of the view BG1 shows while a menu or event runs
curve_data.c
facing.c
field.c	The field object: the engine of the field and the world map
field_internal.h	What every part of the field object shares: its includes and the few names more than one part uses
griddata.c
lucky_dice.c
mapdata.c	Map terrain: the height curve of each cell kind and the world map's terrain behaviour
object_script.c	Field object scripts: the ones the engine starts itself, and the command table
operand.c	Script work values: the handler SC_SET, SC_ADD and SC_CMP call for each
update.c
vertices.c
world_map_resources.c	World map graphics: a palette and five tile sets for each of its two looks
game	The game rules and the tables they read
game
battle_calc.c	Battle arithmetic: element multipliers, random rolls and success rates
classes.c	Element levels and classes
djinn.c	Djinn: definitions, setting and standby, and their counts
flags.c	The game flags: bits, bytes and nibbles
inventory.c	Items and inventories: equipping, adding, removing, breaking and counting
levels.c	Actions and Psynergy lists, characters, experience and levelling up
party.c	Enemy units, the active party, coins and counters, and summons
snapshot.c	Equipping a given item, and the equipment put aside for the Colosso
units.c	The party's units and their stats, a new game, the prologue, HP and PP
game.c	The game object: the rules of the party and its world
game_internal.h	What every part of the game object shares: its includes and the inventory helper two parts use
starting_equipment.c
graphics	The pictures and the screens that are mostly pictures
credits
credits.c
display
glyph_widths.h	The staff credits font's advance widths in pixels, characters 0x20 to 0x7f, beside the font (credits.png)
lucky_dice
tables.h	The Lucky Dice minigame's tables, after LuckyDice_Run in both games
slots
reel_tables.h	The reel game's tables, the same in both games
text
numwords.c
title
intro.c
menu	The field menu and its screens
menu
common.c	The pieces the menu screens share: windows, the status panel, numbers, icons, the party figures, the hand cursor, paged lists, palettes and the Start watch
djinn.c	The Djinn menu: its screen, the Djinn list, help, and choosing the Djinn to set, put on standby, give or trade
djinn_figures.c	FourObjectMotion: the row of four figures the Status and Djinn menus show, placed by a scheduler callback and eased in and out
djinn_preview.c	Previewing a Djinn change before it is made, the chosen member's status, and the checks that keep the members' Djinn counts even
icons.c	The stat arrows and the other icons the menus load into VRAM blocks
item.c	The item menu: the item picker events open, the command loop, the member and item lists, and Use, Equip, Give, Drop, Remove and Details
psynergy.c	The Psynergy menu: the screen events open, the member and Psynergy lists, targets, and the L and R shortcuts
status.c	The member chooser and the Status menu: its member row, status page, Psynergy page and equipment page
use.c	Using an item or Psynergy from the menu: what it does to the party, and the sound it plays
clear.c	The file select overlay: the Golden Sun logo, the start menu (new game, continue, copy and delete), the door to the Battle Arena and the transfer of a save's data, by link or as a password
lobby.c	The Battle Arena overlay: the lobby where linked and monster battles start, the exchange of the two parties, the attendant and the records of wins
menu.c	The menu object: the field menu's Psynergy, Djinn, Item and Status screens, the member chooser and item picker that events open, and the pieces they share
menu_internal.h	What every part of the menu object shares: its includes, and the macros and types more than one part uses
menudata.c
title.c	The title overlay: the Golden Sun logo and its sprites revealed over the title screen
title.h
object	A field scene and what plays in it
object
actors.c	The party's sprites, placing a scene's actors, and the actor table
color.c	The colour buffer: palettes moved toward target colours
encounter.c	Random encounters, and each scene's music, place name and backdrop
events.c	Finding and running a scene's events: talking, touching, searching
fade_overlay.c	The fade overlay drawn on the ground beside an actor
field_fx.c	Showing a found item, and Reveal's sparkles on hidden things
items.c	Using an item on the field
markers.c	The map's markers: chests and Psynergy stones
palette_editor.c	The debug palette editor
psynergy.c	Using Psynergy on the field
run_scene.c	Running a field scene until the party leaves it, and its entrance
scene.c	Scene changes: exits, returns from battle, the main loop, entering
speakers.c	Speaker definitions: portraits and idle lines by sprite
step.c	Field requests and each step of the leader: exits, encounters, damage
targets.c	The actor a field action aims at, and the helpers that follow it
transition.c	Window transitions and dissolves between scenes
psynergy_effects
actor_commands.c	Event commands on actors: placing, moving and animating them
actor_motion.c	Actor scripts: moving, turning and the built-in actions
arcs.c	The swelling arcs over the caster
avoid.c	Avoid
camera.c	The event camera
carry.c	Carry: two hands lift the target, move it with the d-pad and drop it
catch.c	Catch
climbing.c	Jumping and climbing on the field
cloak.c	Cloak
context.c	An actor's screen position, the encounter transition, context effects
dispatch.c	Running a field Psynergy by its kind, and helpers its effects share
djinni.c	A Djinni's hop before its battle, joining the party, the effect slots
douse.c	Douse
effect_slot.c	Effect slots: the particles Psynergy effects move and draw
events.c	Event commands: waits, received items, questions and destinations
force.c	Force
frost.c	Frost
growth.c	Growth
halt.c	Halt
jupiter.c	A Jupiter Djinni joining the party
lift.c	Lift
mars.c	A Mars Djinni joining the party
mercury.c	A Mercury Djinni joining the party
messages.c	Messages shown at an actor, and the speaker's voice
mind_read.c	Mind Read: scanline waves, shifting colours and flowing particles
move.c	Move: a hand pushes the target, steered with the d-pad
ply.c	Ply
requests.c	Battles and destinations an event requests, and the queued sound
retreat.c	Retreat
reveal.c	Reveal
setup.c	An effect's work: setting it up, its caster and target, cleaning up
venus.c	A Venus Djinni joining the party
view.c	The view bounds, zoom transitions and objects linked to an actor
wave_scroll.c	The wavy background: scanline scroll offsets fed by HBlank DMA
weather.c	Ground particles, motes, sparkles and lightning on the field
whirlwind.c	Whirlwind
world_map.c	The world map screen: place markers, the cursor and the place name
battle_cue.c
colorfx.c
fxdata.c	Effect tables: object scripts, curves and lookup tables of the object bank
object.c	The field object: the main loop and scene changes, random encounters, a field scene's actors, the leader's steps and the requests they raise, the scene's events, using items and Psynergy on the field, the map's markers, and the window transitions and colour buffer that the field and battles share
object_internal.h	What every part of object.c shares: its includes and the macros and types more than one part uses
psynergy_effects.c	The field Psynergy and event object: the commands scene scripts run (waits, items, questions, destinations, actors, messages and the camera), moving on the field (views, jumps and climbing), the field's weather and wavy backgrounds, Djinn joining the party, each field Psynergy's effect, the effect slots its particles use, and the world map screen
psynergy_effects_internal.h	What every part of psynergy_effects.c shares: its includes and the macros and types more than one part uses
zonedata.c
runtime	The code the rest of the game stands on
runtime
decompress.c	Resource decoding and pixel buffer shading, through RAM copies of ARM code
fade.c	Screen fades through the blend registers
frame.c	Interrupt handlers, the frame wait, key repeat and the VBlank handler
heap.c	The heap: its two bump allocators and named slots
io_queue.c	The register write queue that VBlank carries out after each finished frame
math.c	Random numbers, angles and square roots
render.c	The frame's sprite lists: affine matrices, depth slots and the OAM build
save.c	Saving: flash sectors, records and the save workspace
scheduler.c	The task scheduler: per-frame and VBlank routines in order
serial.c	The link cable: payload exchange, block transfers and the link test
system.c	Power-up, the cartridge's language, the build stamp and code loading
text.c	Number text, the debug text screen and the window graphics
transform.c	The 3D transform, its stack, the look-at matrix and the projection
vram_cache.c	The sprite VRAM cache: blocks, entries and loading pictures
math_table.c
numtext.c
runtime.c	The runtime object: what every other part of the game stands on
runtime_internal.h	What every part of the runtime object shares: its includes and the library call two parts make
scene	Every place the party can walk around in, one overlay each
common
colosso_item_icon.h	Colosso Log, River and Wall, and Crossbone Isle's platform rooms: an actor drawn as an item's menu icon, such as the two items at a Colosso course's finish or the Red Key on Crossbone Isle
colosso_marker.h
colosso_occupant.h
colosso_path_rival.h
colosso_scene_state.h	The Colosso finals' three courses (Colosso Log, River and Wall): a helper for the race gauge that no scene calls
colosso_setup.h	Colosso Log and Colosso River: setting up a race against the rival, with the race gauge at the top of the screen and the rival running a recorded path (colosso_path_rival.h)
colosso_solo.h
colosso_story_flags.h
colosso_task.h
effect_advance.h
effect_create.h
effect_psynergy.h	Vale, its home, storm and Babi scenes, Sol Sanctum's eruption and Venus Lighthouse's aerie: Psynergy shown in a cutscene
effect_radial.h
effect_spawn.h
effect_vertical.h
item_equip.h	Colosso Log, River and Wall, and Goma Cave's entrance: giving a character an item and putting it on
kolima_blink.h	Kolima and its forest bridge: the sparkling dust that falls when Tret's curse strikes
kolima_forest_bridge_falling_effect.h
kolima_grow.h	Kolima, its forest bridge and the forest's tree: an effect (object 26) that stretches as it travels
kolima_jump.h	Kolima's forest bridge and river: the hop east onto actor 10 (the third placement)
kolima_palette.h
map_panel.h
mercury_lighthouse_arrive.h	Mercury Lighthouse and its entrance: arriving on a floor through one of its sparkling passages
mercury_lighthouse_lights.h
mercury_lighthouse_palette_cycle.h
mercury_lighthouse_pillar.h
mercury_lighthouse_risedrop.h	Mercury Lighthouse and its entrance: leaving a floor through one of its sparkling passages
mercury_lighthouse_sparks.h
object_depth.h
object_distance.h
object_facing.h
object_findcell.h
object_findslot.h
object_heading.h
object_nearest.h
object_orbit.h
object_pairmove.h
object_pulse.h
object_staged_actor.h
object_waitdown.h
object_waitidle.h
scroll_initialize_hblank_dma.h
sol_sanctum_elemental_star_ring_setup.h
sol_sanctum_init_zoom.h	Sol Sanctum's corridor and maze: the scenes' initialization
vale.h	Vale's storm and Vale's homes: going indoors through a door
vault_bone.h	Vault's interiors, before and after the thieves are caught: the Bone left on the floor of the house where the dog's owner offers bones
vault_djinn.h	Vault and its interiors: Ivan hands back Isaac's Djinni before he leaves the party
vault_itemobj.h	Vault's interiors, before and after the thieves are caught: an item lying on the floor, drawn as its menu icon (the Bone, at (568, 16, 672))
vault_nearby.h	Vault, before and after the thieves are caught: the two villagers who walk about together (actors 14 and 15)
vault_range.h	Vault, before and after the thieves are caught: villagers who walk about stop when someone is close in front of them
vault_scene_cells.h	Vault, before and after the thieves are caught: the doorway of exit 11, which opens in two frames as the leader walks into it facing north
vault_spotflag.h	Vault's interiors, before and after the thieves are caught: whether the leader stands beside the Bone on the floor, which the scenes' event tables test through FLAG_SCENE_TEMP_50
vault_talk.h	Vault and its interiors: a villager's thought read with Mind Read
vault_toggle.h	Vault, before and after the thieves are caught: touch triggers 1 and 2 swap the collision of the 4x2 cells at cell (23, 26) between two versions kept elsewhere in the map
world_map_linked_effects.h
alpine_crossing_lama_temple.c	Alpine Crossing and Lama Temple, two scenes that share this overlay:
altin.c	Altin, the mining village flooded by the water the hydros statues in the mine spew
altin_peak.c	Altin Mine, the eleven rooms under Altin where the hydros statues flood the village
altmiller_cave.c	Altmiller Cave, six dark rooms where the party finds Babi, the ruler of Tolbi, invisible and unable to move
babi_lighthouse.c	Babi Lighthouse, the lighthouse Babi is building on old ruins near Lalivero
babi_palace.c	Babi Palace in Tolbi
bilibin.c	Bilibin's village, river crossing and raised warehouse approach
bilibin.h
bilibin_cave.c	The cave that leads past Bilibin, in three sections walked in turn: the entrance section (BilibinCave3) with a Growth plant, the middle section (BilibinCave2) with Reveal and Douse, and the exit section (BilibinCave1), a puzzle of Douse, Frost and pushed actors
bilibin_interiors.c	Bilibin's shops, inn and dining room before and after Kolima's curse ends
colosseum_entrance.c	The colosseum where Colosso is held, in three scenes: the crowd outside the gates, the halls where the party watches the warriors' trials, and the finals' waiting room, where Isaac meets the seven warriors who cleared the trials and marches out with them to the finals
colosso_log.c	Colosso's third finals course: Isaac races another warrior through the Scales of Justice, the Stepping-Stone Stage, the Wall Wedge, the Free-Climb Area, the Moving Sidewalk Stage and a log-rolling area to the arena
colosso_river.c	A Colosso finals course: Isaac races another warrior through the Rock Challenge, the Pipeworks, the Broken Bridge and the Lumber Water Crossing Area to the arena, where the two fight
colosso_wall.c	Colosso's second finals course: Isaac races another warrior through the Mini-Maze, the shifting floor, the Log-Rolling Stage, the Wall and the Board Walk to the arena
crossbone_isle.c	Crossbone Isle: the first room's plants, ivy and Nut, the sliding-block room, the nine guarded rooms with their Move puzzles, and the last guards
crossbone_isle_pillar_rooms.c	Crossbone Isle's pillar rooms: pillars to push, jump across, Move and Carry, the switch that raises the water in room 3, and the pools Frost freezes in room 5
crossbone_isle_platform_rooms.c	Crossbone Isle's platform rooms: the room of keys, the room of pursuers that Cloak and Halt get past, and the room of blocks where Bane hides
fuchin_temple.c	Fuchin Temple and the rooms that share its overlay: the temple grounds with the waterfall grotto, Nyunpa's hall, Master Feh's school in Xian and Master Hama's room in Lama Temple
goma_cave_entrance.c	Goma Cave's entrance: the stump caught in ivy, the two pillars, and Ivan, who rejoins the party and blows the ivy away with Whirlwind
goma_cave_pillar.c	Goma Cave: the room with two pillars, a stump and the Djinni Forge
goma_cave_pond.c	Goma Cave: the room the stump in the room above falls into
goma_cave_waterway.c	Goma Cave: the waterway rooms, where a stump leaps away under Move
gondowan_cave.c	Gondowan Cave: the soldiers guarding the bridge to Gondowan, Iodem waiting there on the way to Babi Lighthouse, and the cave's moving puzzles
hammet_palace.c	Hammet's palace in Kalay: Lady Layana hears that Hammet is still held in Lunpa, and later welcomes him home
imil.c	Imil, in two maps: the town and its interiors
imil_fuchin_falls.c	The Djinni's ice room by Imil and Fuchin Falls, in seven maps: the ice room, then Fuchin Falls' four platform rooms, the room of the Ki inscription and the dragon statue's room
imil_fuchin_falls.h
kalay.c	Kalay, in six maps: the town, the palace gate, the cave by the palace's secret passage, two more maps and the tunnel with the two blocks
kalay_interiors.c	Kalay's homes, inn, dining rooms and sanctum
kalay_tolbi_docks.c	The Kalay and Tolbi docks: tickets, boarding, the crossing's aftermath, and the passengers waiting for the ship to leave again
kalay_tolbi_docks.h
kolima.c	Kolima, whose villagers the forest's curse has turned into trees, in three maps: the village, an interior and the bridge
kolima_forest_bend.c	Kolima Forest's bend, between the river and Tret's tree
kolima_forest_bridge.c	Kolima Forest's bridge, where the road from the world map enters the forest
kolima_forest_clearing.c	Kolima Forest's clearing, between the bridge and the river
kolima_forest_river.c	Kolima Forest's river, between the clearing and the bend
kolima_forest_tree.c	Kolima Forest's clearing before Tret, the great tree, and Laurel: once Tret's hostile heart is defeated, Hermes' Water heals him and lifts Kolima's curse
kolima_interiors.c	Kolima's houses and shops, whose residents stand as trees while the curse lasts
lalivero.c	Lalivero, the desert town below Babi Lighthouse
lalivero_interiors.c	Lalivero's buildings, on two maps
lamakan_desert.c	Lamakan Desert, four maps of sand between Altin and the world map east
lemurian_ship.c	The Lemurian ship's hidden harbor at Lalivero, and the end of the game
lunpa.c	Lunpa, the town under Dodonpa's fortress, on two maps: the town itself (Lunpa 1), with its well, its hidden passage to the jail and Reveal's secrets, and the gate below the fortress (Lunpa 2), where two guards turn the party away until Cloak gets them past
lunpa.h
lunpa_fortress.c	Dodonpa's fortress above Lunpa, on four maps
lunpa_fortress.h
lunpa_fortress_staging.h
lunpa_suhalla.c	The buildings of Lunpa, and the house by the gate to Suhalla: homes, the weapon, armor and item shops, the inn and the temple
lunpa_suhalla.h
mccoy_palace.c	Lord McCoy's palace in Bilibin
mccoy_palace_garden.c	The garden before Lord McCoy's palace in Bilibin
mccoy_palace_garden.h
mercury_lighthouse.c	Mercury Lighthouse, in four maps
mercury_lighthouse_aerie.c	Mercury Lighthouse's aerie: the platforms the leader jumps between, the party's arrival and the confrontation with Saturos and Menardi, the battle with Saturos, and Alex's scene after it
mercury_lighthouse_entrance.c	Mercury Lighthouse's entrance: Mia's doorway scene, the Ply mechanism, and the rising pillars used to cross the interior pools
mogall_forest.c	Mogall Forest's three areas
sanctum.c	A sanctum: Vale's, where the Great Healer asks Isaac to go to Sol Sanctum and a refusal ends the game, or another town's, with its healer
sol_sanctum_corridor.c	A corridor of Sol Sanctum, scene 15: two exits to scene 16 and nothing else
sol_sanctum_elemental_star_room.c	Sol Sanctum's Elemental Star room: the party bags the four stars from their pedestals, Saturos and Menardi take Jenna and Kraden hostage, and Alex takes the stars
sol_sanctum_entrance.c	Sol Sanctum's entrance, in two maps: the door, the two minotaur reliefs that open passages once the Small Jewels are set in them, and the rooms of movable blocks
sol_sanctum_entrance.h
sol_sanctum_eruption.c	Sol Sanctum collapsing as the volcano erupts: Saturos and his group take Jenna and Kraden away, and the Wise One rescues Isaac and Garet
sol_sanctum_eruption.h
sol_sanctum_luna_sol_rooms.c	Sol Sanctum's hall of the Luna and Sol rooms: the rooms take on the tint of the seals' lights, and Kraden studies the symbols on the floor
sol_sanctum_luna_sol_rooms.h
sol_sanctum_maze.c	A maze of Sol Sanctum, scene 14: two exits to scene 16 and the chest that holds the second Small Jewel (item 0xe1)
sol_sanctum_psynergy_stone.c	The Sol Sanctum room that holds a Psynergy Stone, scene 13
sol_sanctum_statue.c	Sol Sanctum's statue hall: four statues pushed onto their seals and two that shine their beams at the centre open a hole in the hall's floor, and Kraden explains the puzzle
suhalla.c	Suhalla, the town at the edge of the Suhalla Desert
suhalla_desert.c	The Suhalla Desert in three scenes
suhalla_gate.c	Suhalla Gate in three scenes: the gate with the house beside it, a second scene where a Djinni waits, and a third
suhalla_gate.h
suhalla_interiors.c	Suhalla's houses, shop, inn and sanctum
suhalla_interiors.h
tolbi.c	Tolbi, the town of the Colosso festival
tolbi.h
tolbi_interiors.c	Tolbi's interiors: the houses, inns, shops and sanctum of the festival town
tolbi_interiors.h
tolbi_ship_deck.c	The deck of the ship across the Karagol Sea, from Kalay to Tolbi: the wait at the Kalay dock while the replacement ship fails to come, setting sail with the passengers at the oars, the sea monsters and the Kraken, the arrival at Tolbi, and the stop at anchor off the island
tolbi_ship_interiors.c	Below the decks of the ship across the Karagol Sea: the captain's cabin, the passengers' hold and the rowing deck
tolbi_ship_mast.c	The mast of the ship across the Karagol Sea, where the lookout announces the course, the approaching monsters and land, and an Anchor Charm can be found
tolbi_spring.c	Tolbi's spring and the game rooms beside it: Lucky Medals or coins tossed into the spring win prizes, and the attendants run Lucky Dice and Lucky Wheels
tret_tree_branch.c	A branch of Tret, the great tree, where Breeze, a Jupiter Djinni, waits; touch triggers move the leader and the camera along the branch
tret_tree_interiors.c	Inside Tret, the great tree: cracked floors that give way under the leader on the second step, and Tret's face, which attacks the party
tunnel_ruins.c	The tunnel ruins, in two scenes of Psynergy puzzles: pillars to push or Move, blocks, bushes for Whirlwind, sinking pillars and puddles for Frost in the first; a pillar for Douse, balance platforms, statues that vanish under Reveal and more pillars in the other
vale.c	Vale's plaza and the paths around it in daytime: the game opens here three years after the storm with Isaac mending his roof (entrances 16 and 17), and the villagers talk of the story before the party leaves, after it has left and after its return from Kalay
vale.h
vale_babi.c	The south-west of Vale around Isaac's house, through the stormy night, the party's departure and its return; entrance 19 is instead a room of Babi's scholars, and entrance 22 shows the Mythril Bag
vale_cave.c	The cave above Vale: three rooms of Psynergy puzzles, where the Jupiter Djinni Kite hides
vale_eruption.c	Vale's square during the eruption, where the villagers wait for Isaac and Garet to come down the mountain
vale_home.c	Vale's village: its doors, the Psynergy Stone, the stormy night when the villagers send Isaac to the elders and he overhears the two surviving travelers, the villagers' farewell when the party sets out (entrance 12), and the village after the party's return from Kalay
vale_home.h
vale_interiors.c	The houses and shops of Vale
vale_kraden.c	The north of Vale around Kraden's cottage: the fence above the village, the path down to the plaza, and the cottage's gate
vale_storm.c	Vale on the stormy night: the paths and doors the party passes as the storm rages, with Dora and Kyle on the first arrival
vault.c	Vault after the eruption, while Hammet's Shaman's Rod is missing and after the party has jailed the thieves
vault_cave.c	Vault's cave puzzles: movable switches, Frost targets, falling objects and the rumbling mechanism restored when the party returns
vault_interiors.c	The houses, shops and inn of Vault while Hammet's rod is missing
vault_interiors_revisit.c	Vault's houses, shops and inn on the party's return, after the thieves have escaped from jail
vault_jail.c	Vault's jail, where the thieves who stole Hammet's Shaman's Rod are held; on the party's return a lone prisoner takes their place
vault_revisit.c	Vault after the thieves escaped from jail, when the party passes through again
venus_lighthouse.c	Venus Lighthouse, in six scenes: floor switches that slide walls aside, blocks that sink into sockets to open gates, and sparkling passages the leader steps through
venus_lighthouse_aerie.c	Venus Lighthouse's aerie: the pillars the leader jumps between, the Shaman's Rod handed over for Sheba, and the battle with Saturos and Menardi, who fuse
west_lunpa_cave.c	West Lunpa Cave: a gate puzzle of switches and puddles that Frost freezes into pillars, and Bunza, whose wagon carries the party out of Lunpa
west_lunpa_cave.h
world_map.c	The world map: the Djinn met on it, the passages between its regions, the map markers, and the actors of particular arrivals
xian.c	Xian: the water carrier who spills her water, Frost on the spill, the kung fu student and his training tree, Feizhi, and a Mercury Djinni
xian_interiors.c	Xian's houses, shops and inn, and the room behind Master Feh's school, where Master Feh, Feizhi and Hsu wait once Hsu is back
shop	The counters: shops, the artifact counter and the sanctum
shop
artifacts.c	The Game Ticket counter, the gift items and every shop's stock
buy.c	Buying: the stock list, the money and party windows, quantities and prices
cursor.c	The selection frame and price digit tiles, and the hand cursor
inn.c	The inn: room prices, checking in and the night's sleep
item_picker.c	The item picker: which member's item to drop when every bag is full
repair.c	Repairing broken items
run.c	Running a shop, its cursor work, and the message helpers every counter uses
sanctum.c	The sanctum's services, their prices and their sparkles
sell.c	Selling: choosing a party member, the item grid and the sale
shop.c	The shop object: every counter the party trades at
shop_internal.h	What every part of the shop object shares: its includes, the shop actions and sanctum services, and the values that differ by edition
sound	The sound cue layer and the sound driver
audio.c
empty_callback.c
engine.c
sound.c
tables.c
system	What ties the image together: header, IWRAM code, BIOS calls, far calls
resource
metadata_get_record.c
save
atmel.c
flash.c
program_flash_sector.c
savedata.c
sst.c
window	The window system and the screens built on it
battle_command
command_row.c	The row of command icons the player picks a command from
debug.c	The debug menus (scenes, flags, icon browsers) and the system menu's choices
djinn_menu.c	The battle Djinn menu
djinn_preview.c	The preview of what setting or removing a Djinni changes
icon_menu.c	The command icon menus of the field, title and transfer screens
item_menu.c	The battle item menu
joined.c	The Colosso choice and the joined-party messages
link_timer.c	The link battle timer and the no-escape check
name_entry.c	The name entry screen
outputs.c	Sprite outputs, portraits and the window spans
party_commands.c	Collecting the party's battle commands
party_status.c	The party status window
pictures.c	Pictures and command icons loaded for the menus, and BG1's priority
psynergy_menu.c	The battle Psynergy menu
save.c	Save files and the save file menu
status.c	The status screen
summon_menu.c	The battle summon menu
targets.c	Choosing a battle target
window
decode.c	The message decoder: articles, names and numbers written out
frames.c	Window zoom and frames, and opening and waiting on message windows
glyphs.c	Characters rendered into tiles, string widths and number formatting
icons.c	Item, Psynergy and command icons
measure.c	Sizing windows to their text and fitting them on the screen
messages.c	Message strings and arguments, symbol decoding and portrait windows
options.c	Window colours, the option screen and the system menu
selection.c	The selection screen's row of icons, and the field menu
shortcuts.c	The area name notice, the Psynergy shortcut picker and heap block 19
sprites.c	Characters drawn into windows, and the per-frame sprite update
text_tiles.c	Text drawn as tiles, text tile ownership and divider lines
typing.c	The per-frame message update: typing text and running its control codes
windows.c	The render output pool, opening and closing windows, starting messages
articles.c
battle_command.c	The menu object of the window bank: the screens built on the window system (window.c)
battle_command_internal.h	What every part of the menu object shares: its includes, edition values, macros and the link round state
glyph_arm.c
scales.c
text_speed.c
window.c	The window object: the UI windows drawn into a shared BG tilemap, the message channels that type text into them, the message decoder and the formatting behind it, the sprites (render outputs) that windows carry, icons, the selection screen and the option and system menus
window_internal.h	What every part of the window object shares: its includes, edition values, macros and the codes of decoded text