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yeah as a USB keyboard. As to what they are mapped to, a key on the keyboard ;)

it also doesn't offset based upon DP, and JSR $XXXX doesn't get picked up as being an address in the current bank, even if I manually set the PBR.

I think I've worked out what it is doing, its adding memory references to them. So it doesn't understand that its an Immediate mode and to not add a reference.

I now think it is backwards, it add references to # but not to Abs. I've been staring into the sinc files but I can't see anything that tells Ghidra...

ok so given ``` ******************************************** * SUBROUTINE * ******************************************** SUB_8082c2 XREF[1]: 80813d(c) 8082c2 e2 10 SEP #$0x10 LAB_8082c4+1 XREF[0, 8082c4(R) 8082c4 a0 01 LDY #$0x1=>LAB_8082c4+1 8082c6 a5 44 LDA LAB_8082ca+1...

forgot, its in Native mode and I've set it, but as you can see it correctly gets 8 and 16 bit loads.

I hear you on Java. At the moment to get GUI in a script you have to use Jython and Swing. You can't just add TK for example. So coding...

well the processor sets the global state which basically does the MF/XF flags. Just Ghidra doesn't know that the jumps etc are "things to follow" and ignores them. But thinks...