Random things I've learnt

in no particular order...

  • For a type 4 packet (which sets the SRC data) to be interpreted, it must start with the same 4 bytes as the “ID” of the currently-running program. The value of the register given to the SRC instruction starts from after these 4 bytes in the packet, although the 4 bytes are included when counting the size of the packet.
  • The “tc” parameter in the GET request contains the ID of the currently-running program, and the “tn” parameter contains the ID of the previous program. Something funny seems to happen when switching from one to the other.
 
random-things-i-ve-learnt.txt · Last modified: 2007/04/21 18:37
 
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