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| 0x0B || No || 2x u16 value. Lower bits value is used as a Divider at some point, upper 16 bits (actually 15 bits, because value & 0x7FFF) is substrated from lower 16 bits and practically used only to trigger cfg as active if result is more than 0.
| 0x0B || No || 2x u16 value. Lower bits value is used as a Divider at some point, upper 16 bits (actually 15 bits, because value & 0x7FFF) is substrated from lower 16 bits and practically used only to trigger cfg as active if result is more than 0.
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| 0x0C || No || Value is PS1 memory address. Set code analyzer memory range end address. This config has some restrictions and outcome depends on bit 2 of cfg 0x00. Pseudocode looks like this:
| 0x0C || No || Value is PS1 memory address. In known configs command is always used in conjunction with 0x0D command using the same address.
code_analyzer_end_pc = pc + 0x2000;
if (cfg_0x00_bit2 == 0)
    code_analyzer_end_pc = pc + 0xC00;
if (pc < cfg_0x0C && cfg_0x0C < code_analyzer_end_pc)
    code_analyzer_end_pc = cfg_0x0C;
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| 0x0D || No || Value is PS1 memory address. When PC match config value, bits 0,1,2,14 from cfg 0x00 are atcive for current memory range.
| 0x0D || No || Value is PS1 memory address. When PC match config value, bits 0,1,2,14 from cfg 0x00 are atcive for current memory range.
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