CoreWin needs some sort of absolute constants.

Hello,

Given the following program:

nop 1
nop 2
nop 3
nop 4
nop 5
Here nop Here

The last operation should be generated as:

nop 6

Instead CoreWin will generated it as

nop 0

This is very inconvienent for writing warriors which copy themselfes.

This makes it very difficult if not impossible to simply add offsets.

Because the offsets will always be wrong/zero.

Some sort of absolute constant is needed for example:

nop 1
nop 2
nop 3
nop 4
nop 5
Here nop @Here

Would generate the correct program.

Bye,
Skybuck.

Since @ is already related to addressing modes.

Maybe the following sign could be used: &

so:

nop 1
nop 2
Here nop &Here

would generate:

nop 1
nop 2
nop 3

Bye,
Skybuck.