@@ -162,7 +162,9 @@ So wait is now compiled as a function and takes an argument in r0 instead of
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@@ -162,7 +162,9 @@ So wait is now compiled as a function and takes an argument in r0 instead of
just setting a value before it runs.
just setting a value before it runs.
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It starts the wait function where it just loops nops for a certain number of times that fits the wait value. Each time it will remove 1 from r0 and check if it resulted in a negative number or not. If it results in a negative number it will not branch and the wait is over. So if you insert 100 it will probably divide 100 on 8 and then insert the nearest hole number of that in to r0.
To save space the compiler makes some optimizations in the code.
So wait is now compiled as a function and takes an argument in r0 instead of