Hello,
> So I guess I will do it the easy way, and just introduce a new mnemonic
> 'JRR'.. or is 'JR16' better? since there is also 24bit JR 'JR24' ?
A easier solution: create a .Z380 directive (or something). If Z380
'mode' is enabled, then compile the JR as 16bits relative jumps.
Otherwise 8bit relative jumps are used.
Un saludo,
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