Floating Value in ASM C2

[Deathwolf]

I trought lbz = XX000000
and lwz = XXXXXXXX

like stw and stb

[dcx2]

no.  lbz will align the xx that it reads.

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Let's say some memory cell is 002C0000.  It is pointed at by r31.

lbz r4,1(r31)  --->  r4 = 0000002C

alignment!

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li r4, 0xC2
stb r4,1(r31)  ---> 00C20000

alignment!

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stb will ignore unaligned bytes

Let's say the memory cell now has 12345678

li r4,0
stb r4,1(r31)  ---> 12005678

[James0x57]

WiiRDGUI will sometimes freeze if you apply C2 codes more than once.

So does Gecko.NET. >.>

[Deathwolf]

dcx2!??!??

lol!?

yes I use WiiRd and it screws sometimes up if I activate the C2 code more times.

[dcx2]

WiiRDGUI will sometimes freeze if you apply C2 codes more than once.

So does Gecko.NET. >.>

Not if you use "Pause While Sending".

[Deathwolf]

it already freez...

[James0x57]

WiiRDGUI will sometimes freeze if you apply C2 codes more than once.

So does Gecko.NET. >.>

Not if you use "Pause While Sending".

It still freezes about half the time.
Though I doubt I was only applying one C2 code when it happened.. so maybe that's part of it?

Next time I hack I'll get more details of exactly what I was doing..

Oh and this was on a GCN game so the code handler is a bit outdated, that could also be part of it.

[dcx2]

*thread hijack in progress*

It still freezes with Pause While Sending?  Applying more than one C2 code shouldn't have any effect.

With WiiRDGUI the process used to include doing a Step after applying the codes and before unpausing, but some testing showed that I didn't need the Step with Gecko.NET.  If you can reliably freeze re-applied C2 codes with Gecko.NET, then I can make a special build for you that includes the Step and we'll see if that fixed the problem.