Charlie Balogh on Nostr: nprofile1q…k5zd4 I wouldn't necessarily first assume it has a bug. It could be that ...

nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnddaehgu3wwp6kyqpq9hcsfvx2d7nu5d4qz5fmusjrne3n0f0vzg0cet7t4x9ucszasapsgk5zd4 (nprofile…5zd4) I wouldn't necessarily first assume it has a bug. It could be that you do something that flies in the face of Turbo C memory models or how it handles segment registers. Plus BP could be special on x86 anyway and used in the function stack frame. Any example code that reproduces the issue? Probably a small .exe would be simpler to disassemble and debug than the library. (Although my 16bit x86 skills were never great, and by now they rusted further.)