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Very cool concept, but my assembly understanding is really poor :) It says that my score is stored in R12, but then why do I have a score of 16 of R12 is zero?
by tiborsaas 3y ago
Very cool concept, but my assembly understanding is really poor :)
It says that my score is stored in R12, but then why do I have a score of 16 of R12 is zero?
https://imgur.com/a/RY5jhTu https://imgur.com/a/RY5jhTu
- jstrieb 3y agoR12 contains the address of your score. In this case, that is address 0 - the start of the data segment. The score register is yellow, and the corresponding memory region it points to (the actual bytes of your score) are also yellow.
- tiborsaas 3y agoThank you, it makes sense now. If you'd like to do a video tutorial how to play this well that could be a great resource to learn assembly intuitively.