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The disassembly in the listing produced by hi cpu is (occasionally) quite
wrong. It fails to recognise an instruction and generates a DC.W and then a
number of following instructions can be wrong. For example:
$000320ca : 486d 00b8 pea $b8(a5)
$000320ce : 2079 0003 76cc movea.l $376cc,a0
$000320d4 : 2268 0002 movea.l 2(a0),a1
$000320d8 : 0803 0000 btst #0,d3
$000320dc : 6718 beq.s $320f6
$000320f6 : 4e91 jsr (a1)
$00016f42 : da60 add.w -(a0),d5
$00016f44 : 0323 btst d1,-(a3)
$00016f46 : 9e36 DC.W $9e36
$00016f4a : 0000 5354 ori.b #$54,d0
$00016f62 : dc60 add.w -(a0),d6
$00016f66 : a036 linea #$36
$00016f68 : d1cb adda.l a3,a0
$00016f6a : 0000 4d41 ori.b #$41,d0
$00016f6c : 4d41 DC.W $4d41
$00016f72 : 4e46 trap #6
$00016f74 : 4143 DC.W $4143
$00016f76 : 5800 addq.b #4,d0
$00016f7c : 0000 0000 ori.b #0,d0
$00016faa : 0000 4d49 ori.b #$49,d0
$00016fae : 4449 DC.W $4449
$00016fb4 : 494e DC.W $494e
$00016fb8 : 0000 0000 ori.b #0,d0
$00016fbc : 0000 0000 ori.b #0,d0
$00016fc2 : 26b3 DC.W $26b3
Some of this may actually be data (that's why I'm debugging), but if Hatari
executes it, the history listing should reflect the actual instructions
executed IMO.
Roger