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gh-119786: add JUMP_BACKWARD macro to the Jumps section - #131213
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JUMP_BACKWARD opcode macro added to the Jumps section in interpreter.md file at InternalDocs.
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…on#131213) add JUMP_BACKWARD opcode macro to the Jumps section JUMP_BACKWARD opcode macro added to the Jumps section in interpreter.md file at InternalDocs.
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The Jumps section in
interpreter.mdshows how to manipulate thenext_instroffset forward and backward. However, the section uses the macro name for the forward (JUMP_FORWARD) at the first point, but it does not use the macro name for the backward point, so theJUMP_BACKWARDmacro name was added to the second point.