Allow for sub address instructions.#10
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When a wrap around scenario is detected during single function tracing, if the address prior to the "entry point" is a single byte, then we do not have any space to add the required jump call. This fixes that by adding the concept of sub address instructions. This allows adding instructions at runtime that get sorted correctly against the real instructions from the ROM. This not only solves the wrapping issue, but also allows for adding hooks at runtime.
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When a wrap around scenario is detected during single function tracing, if the address prior to the "entry point" is a single byte, then we do not have any space to add the required jump call.
This fixes that by adding the concept of sub address instructions. This allows adding instructions at runtime that get sorted correctly against the real instructions from the ROM.
This not only solves the wrapping issue, but also allows for adding hooks at runtime.