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No Wram Execution Command Line Argument #101
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operation that involve execution such as jp and call
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To be fair, tcgdisasm.py is a shitty edit of gbz80disasm.py that allows it to handle the farcall macro. |
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This is more of a suggestion with code to back it up than a commit. I tried using tcgdisasm.py and got a couple jumps to wram labels that I didn't want. Rather than fixing them manually, I thought it would be nice to have an argument that could force the disassembler to skip wram labels when considering calls or jumps.
I know very little about python and even less about the poketools, but I thought I'd give writing the modifications a shot. I'd just like for wram execution avoidance to be an option eventually.
edit: I realized this wasn't as clear as it could have been. In tcgdisasm.py (and I believe only this script), pointers in bank 3 were being replaced with wram labels because the disassembler assumed that they were addresses in bank 3. -nwe just enables the script to assume labels starting with "w" are not local labels.