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interdpth
Posts: 365/527 |
Why not poke at the ROM and not the Memory |
sloat
Posts: 14/85 |
hrm...i dunno why it wouldn't work.
i know the opcode takes a 24-bit address, but you'd think the assembler would take care of that for you.
i guess try
bl 0x071F08
i dunno what else to do. sorry i'm not more help. |
Kyoufu Kawa
Posts: 881/2481 |
Originally posted by sloat
what's the address it's going to?
Can't remember, but it was NOT the right one. More like something in the 0x08FFFF00 area... |
sloat
Posts: 12/85 |
what's the address it's going to? |
Kyoufu Kawa
Posts: 877/2481 |
I tried that.
Let's say that the function I need to call is at address 0x8123456, including the fact ROM is in the 0x08000000 address space.
I do BL 0x8123456. It compiles nicely, but the end result branches to a completely different place!
Edit: Just for fun, I'm trying to branch to this address: 0x08071f08 |
sloat
Posts: 11/85 |
should be:
bl label
branch with link. it's the same in either arm or thumb mode. |
Kyoufu Kawa
Posts: 874/2481 |
I'm this close to a new Pokemon Advance milestone, but need to branch to a certain address (two, actually: draw text and draw window functions). What's the correct DevKitARM THUMB syntax to do this? |
