Comment 9 for bug 1806243

I honestly wouldn't know where to start. The wrong branch instructions were created by an embedded forth compiler. I just tried mem-copying a single definition containing one of those erroneous branches to some ram array and then call into it with a pointer. The problem is that the definition assumes certain preconditions like a register pointing to forth's stack and all... Without those preconditions calling the definition immediately hardfaults the core at the very first load instruction.

After playing around with it for like ~2h I think that's not worth the trouble. I'm glad the QEMU inconsistency is fixed, let's leave it at that (I tested with 3.1.0 btw). :)

Thank you for all your trouble.