Since it is compiled in a bunch of sections, Jumpman has a bunch of places where there are zeros in the data but they really aren't used. It would be nice to marke them as undefined so the disassembly could put a new origin statement and skip printing the dummy bytes. This would allow the code in each section to expand a bit before running over the next section.
Since it is compiled in a bunch of sections, Jumpman has a bunch of places where there are zeros in the data but they really aren't used. It would be nice to marke them as undefined so the disassembly could put a new origin statement and skip printing the dummy bytes. This would allow the code in each section to expand a bit before running over the next section.