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Debugger now restricts opcodes to the current CPU model

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Jeff Parsons 2016-10-15 15:01:39 -07:00 • committed by Jeff Parsons
commit b79146880d
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modules/filedump/lib/filedump.js
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@ -115,8 +115,7 @@ FileDump.asBadExts = [
* in "strict" mode. Prefixing them with "0o" is the new convention for ES6 and up, which is great, but we still
* have no octal format that works across the board. We can use the new octal format in code, because we always
* compile browser-based code back to ES5 (converting all numeric constants to decimal), and current versions of
* Node support it as well (we don't care about old versions of Node). But what we store in data files is more
* problematic.
* Node supported the new format for quite a while. But what we store in data files is more problematic.
*
* When a second file is "merged", the first file sets all even bytes and the second file sets all odd bytes.
* In fact, any number of files can be merged: if there are N files, file #1 sets bytes at "offset mod N == 0",
@ -297,7 +296,7 @@ FileDump.prototype.parseListing = function(sListing)
{
var ab = [];
var matchLine;
var re = /^([0-9 ]{9})([0-7]{6})[ ]+([0-7]+)[ ]*([0-7']+|)[ ]+([0-7']+|)[ ]+(.*)$/gm;
var re = /^( [0-9 ]{8}|)([0-7]{6})[: ]+([0-7]+)[ ]*([0-7']+|)[ ]+([0-7']+|)[ ]+(.*)$/gm;
var addrStart = null;
while (matchLine = re.exec(sListing)) {
/*