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1021 uint32_t index, jump; in gc_scroll_down() local1023 jump = num * gc_buffer_columns; in gc_scroll_down()1029 if (gc_buffer_attributes[index] != gc_buffer_attributes[index - jump] || in gc_scroll_down()1030 gc_buffer_characters[index] != gc_buffer_characters[index - jump] || in gc_scroll_down()1031 gc_buffer_colorcodes[index] != gc_buffer_colorcodes[index - jump]) { in gc_scroll_down()1032 if (gc_color_code != gc_buffer_colorcodes[index - jump]) { in gc_scroll_down()1033 gc_update_color(COLOR_CODE_GET(gc_buffer_colorcodes[index - jump], TRUE ), TRUE ); in gc_scroll_down()1034 gc_update_color(COLOR_CODE_GET(gc_buffer_colorcodes[index - jump], FALSE), FALSE); in gc_scroll_down()1037 if (gc_buffer_colorcodes[index] != gc_buffer_colorcodes[index - jump]) { in gc_scroll_down()1040 /* ch */ gc_buffer_characters[index - jump], in gc_scroll_down()[all …]
37 check in that function will jump to that trap instruction when they fail. Debug
287 one has to jump to the end of the code to understand what it does.