Could you perhaps modify the tests for the various opcodes that can use memory operands to test on multiple (at least 2 different) memory addresses? That way it can make sure that the opcodes are actually operating on their memory operands as intended (and not applying on some kind of buffered address that's changed by a previous opcode)?
Could you perhaps modify the tests for the various opcodes that can use memory operands to test on multiple (at least 2 different) memory addresses? That way it can make sure that the opcodes are actually operating on their memory operands as intended (and not applying on some kind of buffered address that's changed by a previous opcode)?