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While the new Assembly Option is disabled then the PCSX-Redux user may see in the Assembly window or tab something like:
lw $v0, 0x1234($v1)
But if the PCSX-Redux user enables this new Assembly Option then he or she will see the same instruction as:
move $v0, 0x1234($v1)
Veteran MIPS assembly programmers may want this new Assembly Option disabled of course but new PCSX-Redux users that never programmed in MIPS assembly but more in x86 assembly or x64 assembly may want this new Assembly Option enabled because this is more similar to the x86/x64 mov instruction, don't you think so?
Note that this option does not change any lb, lbu, lh and lhu at all but only lw
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While the new Assembly Option is disabled then the PCSX-Redux user may see in the Assembly window or tab something like:
lw $v0, 0x1234($v1)
But if the PCSX-Redux user enables this new Assembly Option then he or she will see the same instruction as:
move $v0, 0x1234($v1)
Veteran MIPS assembly programmers may want this new Assembly Option disabled of course but new PCSX-Redux users that never programmed in MIPS assembly but more in x86 assembly or x64 assembly may want this new Assembly Option enabled because this is more similar to the x86/x64
mov
instruction, don't you think so?Note that this option does not change any
lb
,lbu
,lh
andlhu
at all but onlylw
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