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Pretty simple and what I'd imagine is a minor fix. Probably related to dd1d1a0.
Basically, when executing code at a mis-aligned address in ARM mode, the instruction is executed correctly, but the debugger shows it as if its low and high 16 bits were swapped, i.e
Code: @ pc at 0x03000002
.4byte 0xE12FFF1E @ ARM bx lr
The debugger shows, incorrectly, as 0xFF1EE12F swi #2023727.
Pretty simple and what I'd imagine is a minor fix. Probably related to dd1d1a0.
Basically, when executing code at a mis-aligned address in ARM mode, the instruction is executed correctly, but the debugger shows it as if its low and high 16 bits were swapped, i.e
The debugger shows, incorrectly, as
0xFF1EE12F swi #2023727
.Image example: https://snipboard.io/cybkoR.jpg
Build: 0.10-1 (latest; I just built it a few minutes ago)
OS: Windows 10 Home
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