We use a stack-allocated u32 to store a temporary word that gets memcpy'd from a potentially unaligned buffer, but the size of the copy could be less than 4 bytes, therefore leaving garbage in the upper bits of said word. This fixes CODEC in Corgi3DS.
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We use a stack-allocated u32 to store a temporary word that gets memcpy'd from a potentially unaligned buffer, but the size of the copy could be less than 4 bytes, therefore leaving garbage in the upper bits of said word. This fixes CODEC in Corgi3DS.