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This allows us to control the order in which sections are iterated, instead of it depending on the internals of `std::map`. (This order is arbitrary, but should be deterministic regardless.)
34 lines
747 B
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34 lines
747 B
NASM
SECTION "Collision course", OAM[$FE00]
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; All the following symbols used to collide with our custom hashmap,
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; which at some point caused `PURGE` to malfunction with them.
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; We now use C++ `std::unordered_map` which reliably handles collisions.
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aqfj: ds 1 ; Give them different addresses
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cxje: ds 1
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dgsd: ds 1
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dork: ds 1
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lxok: ds 1
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psgp: ds 1
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sfly: ds 1
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syyq: ds 1
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ussg: ds 1
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xlmm: ds 1
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xtzp: ds 1
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zxfr: ds 1
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; Completely by accident, but cool
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PURGE dork
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PRINTLN "aqfj: {aqfj}"
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PRINTLN "cxje: {cxje}"
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PRINTLN "dgsd: {dgsd}"
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PRINTLN "dork: {dork}"
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PRINTLN "lxok: {lxok}"
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PRINTLN "psgp: {psgp}"
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PRINTLN "sfly: {sfly}"
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PRINTLN "syyq: {syyq}"
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PRINTLN "ussg: {ussg}"
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PRINTLN "xlmm: {xlmm}"
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PRINTLN "xtzp: {xtzp}"
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PRINTLN "zxfr: {zxfr}"
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