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> So when using "diag connect", it'll still autogenerate the header bytes? Of course. "debug l1 0x8c" to see exactly what it sends down the wire. It's noisy but you...
>I've had to resort to sniffing the comms using wireshark Could you not just "debug L1 0x8c" ? or maybe l2 0x8c would even suffice, with less noise...
See my comments in #1276 about this - quick workaround is to edit the memory areas to set "SFR-BITS" to volatile.
I was having a vaguely similar issue (many unreachable code blocks). Workaround was to edit the memory areas to set "SFR-BITS" to volatile . This should be fixed at the...
I have no idea what I'm doing, so I naively tried a few things in Processors/SuperH/data/languages/superh.sinc : ``` #Original line call [vbr + (imm_00_07 * 4)]; # none of these...
> I added another level of indirection how did you test that ? It seems no matter what I write in the sinc file (even invalid syntax) it has no...
> Using the sleigh script in the support directory: ... [EDIT - thanks, it worked] this produced what appears to be correct results : ``` temp:4 = *(vbr + (imm_00_07...
Those are good points; I may have misunderstood the purpose of `CurrentThreadId()` , I thought it was just "produce a unique int value to distinguish threads between them" - I...
I did see your other comment, but I thought it was more useful to show both simultaneously since there's enough room.
I can probably help with some of this. The original mhash proejct page seems pretty dead, is there a more recent fork somewhere ? It would make sense to add...