chore: document code some more

src/exploit.c

@@ -114,12 +114,19 @@ const char* err_to_string(int err) {
 #if WITH_CIDERRAIN
 
 // MARK: exploit (libciderra1n)
-// NOTE: this backend is NOT publicly available
 
+// NOTE: this backend is NOT publicly available
+//
 // ciderra1n is based on the checkra1n 1337 implementation
 // of the checkm8 exploit using DFU aborts instead of usb resets
+//
 // this supports Linux (liteusb), and Darwin (IOKit)
+//
+// this also fixes a lot of issues with AMD devices.
+//
 // this also supports A7 devices.
+//
+// windows eta s0n?
 
 int exploit(int *stage)
 {
@@ -280,13 +287,27 @@ int exploit(int *stage)
 #else // WITH_CIDERRAIN
 
 // MARK: exploit (libopenra1n)
-// NOTE: this backend is publicly available
 
+// NOTE: this backend is publicly available
+//
 // openra1n is based on the gaster implementation of the exploit
 // which is the more well-known implementation of checkm8
-// this supports Windows (Libusb), Linux (Libusb), and Darwin (IOKit)
+//
-// on the contrary while gaster *does* support A7, openra1n does not.
+// supports Windows (Libusb), Linux (Libusb), and Darwin (IOKit)
-// (yet to be implemented, cc @Mineek)
+//
+// does not support AMD devices, AMD mobile will probably work though.
+//
+// on the contrary while gaster *does* support A7, openra1n does
+// not. (yet to be implemented, cc @Mineek)
+//
+// Windows is technically *supported*, but during or before the
+// exploit process libusbK drivers will need to be installed due
+// to needing USB resets. However, this breaks other things within
+// the TUI, GUI (... I think anyway) and itunes itself, and requires
+// the drivers to be uninstalled afterwards for standard usage again.
+
+// TODO: add support for A7 devices, and AMD devices
+// TODO: libusbK driver installation?
 
 int exploit(int *stage)
 {