Gregory's Server@neauoire awesome, thank you! So if I label my function (or data structure) the normal way:
`@draw-character ( char -- )`
I can jump to it from any address within 127 bytes using any of the following, and they all work pretty much the same?
;draw-character JSR2 ( absolute call )
,draw-character JSR ( relative call )
draw-character ( relative immediate call )
(I was going to test this tonight.)
@eamon Yep, exactly. Unless you need to do pointer arithmetic(like get the routine address dynamically) you should always use immediate calls. In this case, I wouldn't manually choose to JSR to it, I'd use a relative immediate call.