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Possible Error/Bad-Instruction in Gecko Code Handler for C0 Code Usage - Printable Version

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RE: Possible Error/Bad-Instruction in Gecko Code Handler for C0 Code Usage - JoshuaMK - 10-16-2019

I will do whatever it takes to fix the issue. Above all things, I will search my ASM for r13 usage just in case. I would rather take 30 seconds to search the ASM now then find out after a crap of reverse engineering that it was a simple issue with my source.

EDIT: Yep, r13 was being used. Now changed to r18

RE: Possible Error/Bad-Instruction in Gecko Code Handler for C0 Code Usage - Vega - 10-16-2019

Wait were you plainly using r13 in your source? And what allows you to safely use r18?

If you really need to use the Global Variable registers (and you don't wanna look ahead at further addresses), then store the register value to a negative area of the stack unless you have a function call in your code, the make a stack frame

I apologize if I'm missing something really obvious here

EDIT Nvm just saw the source of ur new code