05-18-2020, 06:12 AM
- yes, both.
- iirc, xkas doesn't want to accept absolute parameters for relative branches, so you've got to put labels at the desired addresses, like so:
then trivially edit the 3 branches as needed.
orgs are necessary because my code doesn't actually edit the target addresses.
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- both of these changes are largely untested (or unassembled, as you see here; haha), a big contrast from my released patches. so unless you're willing to BE the beta tester for these, i'd hold off on putting them in a compilation patch.
- iirc, xkas doesn't want to accept absolute parameters for relative branches, so you've got to put labels at the desired addresses, like so:
Code:
; put before "high_priority" section
org $C222B3
lbl_22B3:
org $C222B5
lbl_22B5:then trivially edit the 3 branches as needed.
orgs are necessary because my code doesn't actually edit the target addresses.
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- both of these changes are largely untested (or unassembled, as you see here; haha), a big contrast from my released patches. so unless you're willing to BE the beta tester for these, i'd hold off on putting them in a compilation patch.