foone, 6 months ago not to mention that there's more than one way to address a given part of memory. in 32bit and 64bit code, if you see 0x12345678, you know that some code that writes to 0x12335662 doesn't change it. not so in 16bit games. you have plenty of ways to refer to the same address.
not to mention that there's more than one way to address a given part of memory.
in 32bit and 64bit code, if you see 0x12345678, you know that some code that writes to 0x12335662 doesn't change it.
not so in 16bit games. you have plenty of ways to refer to the same address.