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- use of absolute or relative offset instead of labels. Example : 0: ldc "hello" 2: goto 0L ; the L means "0 as a label", so goto offset 0 5: goto 0 ; traditional goto, so goto 0 means stay here 8: goto -8 ; traditional goto, go 8 bytes backward Label0: 11: goto Label0 ; traditional jasmin goto, with a label as a target 14: goto 1 ; go 1 byte forward 17: goto 5L ; go to offset 5
I think this is problematic, because there is a conceptual inconsistency. "goto Label0" goes to the instructions with label "Label10:". However "goto 0" does *not* go to the instruction with label "0:" - it goes to the instruction with label "5:". I prefer:
goto NNN ; goto offset NNN goto +NNN; goto NNN bytes forwards goto -NNN; goto NNN bytes backwards -- --Per Bothner per@bothner.com http://per.bothner.com/
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