Message #242750

[Runer112]

Here's a very minor bug that nobody has noticed for a long time. It's a bug with an optimization I suggested that's so insignificant, nobody (including myself) even realized that the optimization was implemented in Axe 1.0.1, until now.

The optimization was that operations on big-endian values read from a constant address, like +{°A}^rr, have an optimized load in the form of ld bc,(pointer) \ ld e,b \ ld d,c. The bug is that the value of the pointer is not included, so any such operations compile to ld bc,(0) \ ld e,b \ ld d,c.

And on a side thought, now that A^r syntax exists for one-byte variable reads, perhaps A^rr syntax should exist for big-endian reads?