Opcodes that Assign Labels Incorrectly #6
Description
When disassembling SNES code:
- All long indexed opcodes never get assigned a label even if the target address is in range.
- BRL rarely is assigned a label, and when it is, it's usually to the wrong address.
- PER never gets a label even if the target address is in range.
When disassembling SPC700 code:
- All absolute indexed opcodes never get assigned a label even if the target address is in range.
- All relative branch opcodes point one byte ahead of where they should, which results in them showing the wrong address and being placed one line further.
- JMP never gets a label even if the target address is in range.