28,160 bytes of global data just for a overly large 320×704 bitmap
that allows you to scroll between the general verdict and the
individual end-of-stage scores with the Up and Down keys. That's one
benefit of splitting your game into multiple executables, I guess?
Completes P0115, funded by Lmocinemod and Blue Bolt.
Subpixels with 32-bit X and Y components?! That's new.
And yeah, they still just use 4 bits for the fractional part.
Also, let's try something revolutionary for these declarations that are
only used in a single .ASM dump file, and put them all straight before
the first function they are used in. Then we certainly don't forget to
delete them once we're done decompiling that stuff 🙃
Part of P0115, funded by Lmocinemod and Blue Bolt.
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