Jungle Strike Recompilation

Jungle Strike is executed through ahead-of-time native code generated from the supported cartridge. Executable W65C816/S-CPU instructions were analysed before the application was built and lowered into fixed C source. Production

authority contains 27,835 exact processor contexts covering 64,330 unique ROM code bytes, plus 46,386 bytes of separately proved immutable cartridge data.

At runtime there is no general-purpose SNES CPU interpreter, opcode decoder, JIT compiler, dynamic recompiler, runtime learning system or emulator fallback. Dynamic control-flow sites use finite, source-proved target domains.

Interrupt, return, re-entry and executable-WRAM routes are guarded by the same fail-closed authority. An unknown route stops and reports the exact missing state instead of guessing or silently interpreting it.

Fully static does not mean that graphics, sound, missions or player actions are prerecorded. The application computes every machine event, frame and audio sample live from current state and player input. It means executable game and audio-driver instructions are compiled ahead of time.