EXOMIZER 1.0 - 1.1.2: An open-source cross-cruncher by Magnus Lind. [http://covertbitops.cjb.net] Except for the addresses covered by the file itself ($0801-$XXXX), the default decruncher also clobbers the following addresses: $A7 : Length of sequence $AE+$AF: Source address $FB-$FE: Bit buffers, Destination address lo ($FE) $FF : Destination address hi $0100-$01BA: Depacker - main code (for V1.1.1+ see below!) $0334-$033B: Depacker - tables $033C-$03CF: Depacker - tables EXOMIZER 1.1.1 + 1.1.2: The decruncher clobbers the stack from $0100 to the stackpointer by copying 186 bytes of itself (and possibly some more) to the stack at $0100-$01xx. If the start address of the decrunched data, [start], is lower than $0835 then the decruncher will clobber the memory from MIN([start] - 25, $07e7) to but not including $081d, too. This space is used as a safety buffer. In all cases the address $07e7 (c64) will be overwritten in order to make the decrunch effect visible. This address is the lower right corner of the screen. EXOMIZER 1.1: If the start address of the decrunched data is lower than $0826 then the decruncher will clobber the memory from [(the start address) - $30] to $0801. This space is used as a safety buffer. In all cases the address $07E7 will be overwritten in order to make the decrunch effect visible. This address is the lower right corner of the screen. EXOMIZER 1.0: If the start adress of the decrunched data is lower than $0817 then the decruncher will clobber the memory from [(the start adress) - $30] to $0801. This space is used as a safety buffer. If the start adress of the decrunched data is between $0817 and $084D then the decruncher will clobber the memory from $07E7 to $0801. This space is used as a safety buffer.