Re: writing a jump table

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> I am trying to write a jump table, but unfortunately with limited
> success. When I compile the code and disassemble it, the offset of
> "table" is 0, which I guess means that something didn't work out.

Actually, table appears immediately following your indirect jump
instruction, so I would assume that the offset would be zero. Did you
actually try this code to verify that it doesn't do what you expect?

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