So generic that every individual structure member is separately passed
by reference. 🤪 That's one way to practice this aspect of C++, I
guess?
Part of P0158, funded by Yanga.
This actually made me research whether Turbo C++ 4.0J had some obscure
loop unrolling optimization option. But no, ZUN must have done that by
hand…
Part of P0158, funded by Yanga.
Storing bomb and point items not just in separate arrays, but also
using separate *functions* for both?! At least it's only a single
structure for both.
Part of P0158, funded by Yanga.
Most notably from `th01/core/str_val`, where it's really in the way.
That mistake will haunt me until this all is done, probably…
Part of P0158, funded by Yanga.
Used for the 東方★靈異伝 effect at the beginning of each scene. Good
that there's this second TRAM page, that's how we can be lazy and just
write into the 26th row :tannedcirno:
Part of P0157, funded by Yanga.
A small function that prompted lots of research into whether it's
actually correct… which then revealed that every single widely used
PC-98 emulator is broken in this regard. More about that in two
upcoming pushes…
Part of P0157, funded by Yanga.
Third longest function in all of PC-98 Touhou, and it's even more of a
copy-pasta than the patterns we've seen earlier. Certainly didn't feel
that long.
Part of P0156, funded by Ember2528.
The one where Konngara swings their sword and fires fast aimed pellets
towards the player.
The third time we've seen the exact same basic function layout…
Part of P0155, funded by Ember2528.
The one with lasers fired from the sword across the whole playfield,
either from left to right or from right to left, together with aimed
3-way spreads, every 10 frames.
Part of P0155, funded by Ember2528.
Similarly to cb6367a, you also can't tell from a function's ASM whether
a parameter that's assigned to an 8-bit destination is actually an 8-bit
parameter, or a narrowed 16-bit parameter. That can really only be
gleaned from looking at all call sites…
Part of P0155, funded by Ember2528.
The one where Konngara swings their sword and spawns triangle-shaped
subpatterns along the slash path.
At least no randomness in that one.
Part of P0155, funded by Ember2528.
The one where Konngara swings their sword and lets pellets rain along
the (surprisingly triangular) slash path.
Yeah… not worth expressing these coordinates in playfield space when
they clearly correspond to specific locations in the background image.
Completes P0154, funded by Ember2528.
The one where Konngara shoots rays in a semicircle motion from their
sword to the edge of the playfield, with pellets raining down from the
ray's end point.
Insert "if… else if… else if…" joke. And hey, I've finally had the idea
to use function-local enums in place of #define!
Part of P0154, funded by Ember2528.
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