mm BA stuff (gen)

mips info: http://wiki.cloudmodding.com/oot/Mips
mips info2 (more indepth):http://math-atlas.sourceforge.net/devel/assembly/mips-iv.pdf
n64 cpu info: https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/N64_Programming/CPU_overview
n64 register info: http://wiki.cloudmodding.com/oot/Registers
natwa's ram map: https://goo.gl/hm0n0v
BA write info (addresses are mupen and us, relative difference is what matters): https://goo.gl/zjxjIl

rom: Zelda no Densetsu - Mujura no Kamen (Japan).n64 (jp 1.0)
	MD5 hash:  44dbde0232b67654b3a4251d599cc713
all addresses are the nemu addresses for this rom, (I think should be physical addresses). Should probably talk to mzx about that at somepoint.

*important address (not comprehensive if gets big will move to own pastebin)*
entrance mod setter (ems): jp 1.0 0x801F3734
	-This is row 4 of BA with Breman mask, row 3 with circus leader row 2 with circus leader
temp B/B enable: jp 0x801f36fc
	-This is row row 1 Kamaro, row 2 Romani, row 3 keeton, row 4 postman
kamaro/Romani BA softlock byte: jp 0x801f372e
	-This is row row 2 Kamaro, row 3 Romani, row 4 keeton

row 4:
Row 4 is written to by 2 function corresponding to what I will call catch/update. (Note: to my knowledge the original function names the programmers used are not in the game. If it can be found like in the debug rom i may edit this to add them in).

1) catch: this is the 1st time row 4 is written. This is called for real or duped bottle. it is what writes the all 0. it is called at the end of the catching animation and before the "show item over head" animation.
function 0x80110770
0x801107fc: sw t5,0x426c(a2)
	-- sw is write word
	-- register t5 has value 0 (need to figure out where that register is set, if hardcoded to 0 why isnt it using r0)
	-- offset 0x426c is hardcoded into rom
	-- register a2 is based on the item slot that bottle is in
		breman  )a2 = 0xFFFFFFFF801ef4c8
		bottle 4)a2 = 0xFFFFFFFF801ef478
		general) I think 'a2 = const + slot number' but will verify later

2) update: this is is called to update row 4 for real bottles. This is called when "you caught HSW" textbox closes. Faschz thoeriezed theorized that this writing when "you caught..." is a measure of how long that textbox is open. SampleName_ also found that pausing, going through loading zones, or anything that isn't a "playing state" also changes this value. Interestingly, this is also called when you dump the HSW (I originally thought it was a different function)

function 0x*still needs to be found, lots of branching statements after, hard to find the original jal*
0x8011ff34: sw t3,0x426c(a0)
	-- sw is write word
	-- register t3 has a different value based on each call, but appear to be strictly increasing.
	-- offset 0x426c is hardcoded into rom
	-- register a0 has the same value as register a2 from catch.