[1.8] Get ahold of working (pre-obf) minecraft+forge.jar

[Ernio]

This is somehow hard to explain if one doesn't know what I mean.

 

Let's say there are 3 states of mod:

1- In-Dev as a fully decompiled code working with fully decompiled minecraft and LOGICAL method names.

2- Compiled using "build" and ready-to-use by obfuscated minecraft.jar (the one in .minecraft, launched by launcher).

3- Running and loaded by forge.

 

Tho I have no idea how it actually works, I am kinda on track with what I see.

Let's take a code:

How it looks in eclipse:

ItemSword testSword = new ItemSword(...);
testSword.onHit(...);

When you compile mod:

ItemSword testSword = new ItemSword(...);
testSword.func_34252_f(...); //Not actual name

And then suddenly minecraft happens and ItemSword.class is obfuscated to some "xyz" and and onHit(...) to some other WUT (say "bba") stuff.

xyz testSword = new xyz(...);
testSword.bba(...)

 

Now what I am looking for is the state of minecraft.jar (library) that is NOT totally decompiled, but uses this mid-phase (2nd example) which contains real-names classes (like itemSword) and SRG names used by forge.

 

The ONLY thing I could find inside my workspace (aside from other .jars that contain .java files, not .class) is:

...workspace\build\tmp\deobfuscateJar\deobfed.jar

 

Everything would be cool (it actually has this mid-phase naming (ItemSword and testSword.func_34252_f(...) for example) if not for the fact that it doesn't have forge injected in it.

 

Is there a way to get ahold of this particualar library? I know that working-jar is being "generated" by Loaders and actually mods are translated into minecraft names on startup, so the question is actually how to make a library like it. I REALLY need it.

EDIT:

Since for about few hours of putting together different files and seraching web I didn't find anything I though - maybe I could dump (extract) JVM loaded classes into one .jar, that is not really my field of knowledge, but would that work? Like literally get all loaded classes and throw them into single .jar just to get working library?

[Anon10W1z]

Why, may I ask?

[Ernio]

I just need a library I can refere to with not-a-mod application. This is totally outside of forge (even java I could say).

 

Anyone know how I could compile such lib?