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--- wswan:guide:elf_quirks [2024/09/22 10:31] – [Address space (wswan)] asie
+++ wswan:guide:elf_quirks [2024/09/22 11:58] (current) – asie
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-To turn this into a physical address in the cartridge ROM's space, you should use the following equation: ''((addr & 0xFFFF) | ((addr & 0x7FF00000) >> 16)) & rom_mask''.
+To turn this into a physical address in the cartridge ROM's space, you should use the following equation: ''%%((addr & 0xFFFF) | ((addr & 0x7FF00000) >> 4)) & rom_mask%%''.
+The high four bits of the CPU address are ignored for physical ROM address transformations. This is because their purpose is to tell the compiler/linker at what address the CPU accesses the 64KB bank, not where it is physically stored on the cartridge. For example:
+  * The ELF address ''FFFF0000'' means ''ROM bank 7FF, offset 0000, accessed at F0000 by the CPU'',
+  * The ELF address ''FFF30000'' means ''ROM bank 7FF, offset 0000, accessed at 30000 by the CPU''.
 ELF addresses ''0x00000000 - 0x0000FFFF'' correspond to IRAM addresses.
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-ELF addresses ''0x00010000 - 0x0001FFFF'' currently correspond to SRAM addresses, but this may be changed in a future version (to support >64KB SRAM), so please don't rely on it.
+ELF addresses ''0x00n10000 - 0x00n1FFFF'' currently correspond to SRAM addresses (where ''n'' is the SRAM bank), but this may be changed in a future version, so please don't rely on it.
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