Changes
From Final Fantasy Inside
→Call Table: Information regarding the bit order was reversed
=== Call Table ===
The first 0x400 bytes of an .ev file is the call table, a mapping between functions and entry points. Each entry is 4 bytes, 2 bytes of function identifier and 2 bytes instruction pointer. Instruction pointers are in 2-byte increments from the start of the code section. The last first two bits (most significant) of the function identifier defines the format of the remaining 14 bits;
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