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Mzxrules at 16:46, 6 August 2021

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Mzxrules at 02:09, 13 April 2018

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Mzxrules at 22:47, 14 February 2017

2017-02-14T22:47:26Z

Mzxrules: Created page with "{{stub|add location to the Module:Files/Address page}} The '''Static Context''' is a unique set of variables that are allocated to the heap, but always remain "in scope" when..."

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Created page with "{{stub|add location to the Module:Files/Address page}} The '''Static Context''' is a unique set of variables that are allocated to the heap, but always remain "in scope" when..."

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The '''Static Context''' is a unique set of variables that are allocated to the heap, but always remain "in scope" when game states change, unlike the [[Global Context]]. Another unusual oddity about this set of variables is that it stores various values used to enable Debug-only functionality. Notably, space is still reserved for these variables in commercial releases, even though they no longer do anything.

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−	The '''Static Context''' is a unique set of variables that are allocated to the heap, but always remain "in scope" when ~~game states~~ change, unlike the [[~~Global Context~~]]. Another unusual oddity about this set of variables is that it stores various values used to enable Debug-only functionality. Notably, space is still reserved for these variables in commercial releases, even though they no longer do anything.	+	The '''Static Context''' is a unique set of variables that are allocated to the heap, but always remain "in scope" when [[Game States]] change, unlike the [[Game Play]]. Another unusual oddity about this set of variables is that it stores various values used to enable Debug-only functionality. Notably, space is still reserved for these variables in commercial releases, even though they no longer do anything.

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 {{address3|name=Static Context<br>(Ram)|space=ram
 |ver1=Debug|start1=80210A10|ref1=ram|size1=15D4
-|ver2=NTSC 1.0|start2=1C6E90|ref2=ram|size2=15D4}}
+|ver2=NTSC 1.0|start2=1C6E90|ref2=ram|size2=15D4
 {{address3|name=Static Context (Pointer)|space=ram|hideend=true
 |ver1=Debug|start1=8015FA90|ref1=ram|size1=15D4
-|ver2=NTSC 1.0|start2=11BA00|ref2=ram}}
+|ver2=NTSC 1.0|start2=11BA00|ref2=ram

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	The '''Static Context''' is a unique set of variables that are allocated to the heap, but always remain "in scope" when game states change, unlike the [[Global Context]]. Another unusual oddity about this set of variables is that it stores various values used to enable Debug-only functionality. Notably, space is still reserved for these variables in commercial releases, even though they no longer do anything.		The '''Static Context''' is a unique set of variables that are allocated to the heap, but always remain "in scope" when game states change, unlike the [[Global Context]]. Another unusual oddity about this set of variables is that it stores various values used to enable Debug-only functionality. Notably, space is still reserved for these variables in commercial releases, even though they no longer do anything.
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		+	{{address3\|name=Static Context<br>(Ram)\|space=ram
		+	\|ver1=Debug\|start1=80210A10\|ref1=ram\|size1=15D4
		+	\|ver2=NTSC 1.0\|start2=1C6E90\|ref2=ram\|size2=15D4}}
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		+	{{address3\|name=Static Context (Pointer)\|space=ram\|hideend=true
		+	\|ver1=Debug\|start1=8015FA90\|ref1=ram\|size1=15D4
		+	\|ver2=NTSC 1.0\|start2=11BA00\|ref2=ram}}