Whole-known-network
<p>I've made a note to fix this, of course.</p>
<p>unfortunately due to an oversight it believes those 65536 genders are allocated as:</p><p>0: He/he/Him/him<br />1-65535: She/she/Her/her</p>
<p>Since they devoted an entire word to gender, we can truthfully state that Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? (enhanced, DOS, 1990) believes there are 65536 genders.</p>
<p>the most annoying thing? </p><p>this is picking between two strings to display, and those strings are "he" and "she". </p><p>EVEN IN 35 YEAR OLD COMPUTER GAMES I CANNOT ESCAPE GENDER PROBLEMS!</p>
<p>that's 8-bit to 8-bit! where did you get the idea this is 8bit, ghidra?</p>
<p>all makes sense, right? 16bit to 16bit! </p><p>so ghidra decompiles it as uVar1._0_1_ = 0xb0;</p>
<p>ghidra disassembles this as:<br />b8 b0 26 MOV uVar1 ,0x26b0</p><p>uVar is defined as a ushort: a 16bit type.</p>
<p>it has been zero days since Ghidra has done something I can't understand and seems to be obviously wrong. </p><p>I've got B8 B0 26: this decodes to mov ax, 0x26b0. a 16bit immediate, moving into a 16bit register.</p>
<p>Would you like to visit the Sport Club, Marketplace, or THE ASCENDING TONE OF INFINITY?</p>