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--- software:emulation:emulator_oem [2024/11/20 22:16] – clyde
+++ software:emulation:emulator_oem [2025/09/09 01:13] (current) – clyde
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 </code>
+===== Memory Browser =====
+The emulator has a memory browser tool that can pick up the out.map file from CC65, which the SDK uses.
+If you're not using the C SDK and want to use this feature, you can create an out.map at ../build/out.map relative to your rom file and format it like this:
+<code>
+Exports list by value:
+----------------------
+__CONSTRUCTOR_COUNT__     000000 REA    __DESTRUCTOR_COUNT__      000000 REA
+__RAM_FILEOFFS__          000000  EA    __ZEROPAGE_LOAD__         000000  LA
+__ZEROPAGE_RUN__          000000  LA    __ZP_FILEOFFS__           000000  EA
+__ZP_START__              000000  LA    __STARTUP__               000001 REA
+_tile_anim_counters       000014 RLZ    c_sp                      00001E RLZ
+sp                        00001E RLZ    sreg                      000020 RLZ
+regsave                   000022  LZ    ptr1                      000026 RLZ
+ptr2                      000028 RLZ    ptr3                      00002A RLZ
+ptr4                      00002C RLZ    tmp1                      00002E RLZ
+tmp2                      00002F  LZ    tmp3                      000030  LZ
+tmp4                      000031  LZ    regbank                   000032 RLZ
+__ZEROPAGE_SIZE__         000038  EA    __ZP_LAST__               000038  LA
+__ZP_SIZE__               000100  EA    __DATA_RUN__              000200 RLA
+__RAM_START__             000200 RLA    _call_mob_draw_func       000200 RLA
+_call_mob_update_func     000217 RLA    _call_mob_hitbox_func     00022E RLA
+_core_tile_draw_loop      000245 RLA    _grab_dsf_entry           0002EC RLA
+_grab_dsf_entry_mini      000318 RLA    _health_string            000336  LA
+</code>
+The emulator doesn't care about the third or sixth columns, it just expects there to be any string there.
+The first and fourth columns are names of memory locations, and the second and fifth are hexadecimal addresses.