I've fixed the GO_IF_LEGITIMATE_ADDRESS macro to handle more complicated addresses, and removed some fake register instructions. Memory handling now looks much better.

I've confirmed that the @(1+2)R1 forms are only shown with R10, so these are offsets into structures stored on the stack, and would not be combined. This is because the two constants are distinct as far as GCC is concerned (base + offset). Knowing that, I can update the final address printing routine to combine these constants. Symbol offsets will have to be wrapped in parentheses.