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List of issues#2062 jump addresses when editing P-code
Author: 
3plus4i
3plus4iDate created:
Type: question
Visibility: Everybody
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Labels: P-code
State: opened 
When I'm editing the P-code, especially adding or removing lines, do I have to worry about
the addresses of jumps and labels? It looks to me like the labels are actual memory
addresses, so do I have to update them manually? I'm an amateur with only some scripting
experience, assembler-like code is a bit beyond my capabilities. Although I'm starting to
sorta understand what's going on there.
The identifier after jump/if instruction must match the existing label identifier.
During decompilation, they have assigned identifiers based on its address (e.g. ofs12bc),
you can change that identifier to whatever you want (if you change the associated label
too),
but after saving a reopening again, it will have newly calculated identifier based on its
new location (e.g. if you added new lines, etc.)
So the simple answer is: no, you do not need to worry the identifier to match specific
address.
State: new→opened
Ah, good to know. Thanks!