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README.md
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The fxSDK is a development kit for Casio graphing calculators of the family of The fxSDK is a development kit for Casio graphing calculators of the family of
the fx-9860G and fx-CG 50. It's a set of command-line compilation and project the fx-9860G and fx-CG 50. It's a set of command-line compilation and project
tools used to facilitate development with the tools used to facilitate development with the
[gint library](/Lephenixnoir/gint). [gint kernel](/Lephenixnoir/gint).
This kit is free software; you may use it for any purpose, share it, and modify This kit is free software; you may use it for any purpose, share it, and modify
it as long as you share your changes. No credit required, but please let me it as long as you share your changes. No credit required, but please let me

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fxos/disassembly.c
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static void instruction_output(uint16_t opcode, struct asm_match const *match) static void instruction_output(uint16_t opcode, struct asm_match const *match)
{ {
char const *mnemonic = match->insn->mnemonic; char const *mnemonic = match->insn->mnemonic;
printf("%6x: %04x %s", pc, opcode, mnemonic); printf(" %5x: %04x %s", pc, opcode, mnemonic);
/* Find out operation size */ /* Find out operation size */
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uint16_t opcode = (data[pc] << 8) | data[pc + 1]; uint16_t opcode = (data[pc] << 8) | data[pc + 1];
int count = matches(opcode); int count = matches(opcode);
if(count == 0) printf("%6x: %04x\n", pc, opcode); if(count == 0) printf(" %5x: %04x\n", pc, opcode);
else if(count == 1) instruction_single(opcode); else if(count == 1) instruction_single(opcode);
else instruction_conflicts(opcode, count); else instruction_conflicts(opcode, count);