Difference between revisions of "Standard Notation"
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;$AF & $F0 | ;$AF & $F0 | ||
: bitwise AND | : bitwise AND | ||
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| + | ;$AF / $F0 | ||
| + | : integer divide (take quotient, ignore remainder) | ||
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| + | ;$AF % $F0 | ||
| + | : integer modulo (take remainder, ignore quotient) | ||
== ROM Versions == | == ROM Versions == | ||
Latest revision as of 11:35, 14 November 2016
Numbers
- $ABCD
- This is a number in hexadecimal (base 16). Some programming languages represent this as 0xABCD instead.
- %1001
- This is a number in binary (base 2). Some programming languages represent this as 0b1001 instead.
Offsets
- $3C1B[$20]
- This is an offset (number of bytes from the start) and length of something. In this case, the first byte is at $3C1B and the last byte is at $3C3A ($3C1B+$20-1).
Ranges
- $ABAA..$ABFF
- This is an inclusive range of hexadecimal numbers, referring to $ABAA, $ABFF, and any value between them.
Computation
- $AF << 2
- bitwise shift left
- $AF >> 2
- bitwise shift right
- $AF | $F0
- bitwise OR
- $AF & $F0
- bitwise AND
- $AF / $F0
- integer divide (take quotient, ignore remainder)
- $AF % $F0
- integer modulo (take remainder, ignore quotient)
ROM Versions
See also: ROM Versions
- (J10)
- Japan (1.0) (Japanese)
- (J11)
- Japan (1.1) (Japanese)
- (J12)
- Japan (1.2) (Japanese)
- (USA)
- USA (English)
- (CAN)
- Canada (French)
- (EUR)
- Europe (English)
- (GER)
- Germany (German)
- (FRA)
- France (French)
- (ALL)
- indicates all versions simultaneously
