JMP              Jump Unconditionally                Flags: not altered
 
JMP target
 
          Jump Condition:  Jump always
 
    JMP always transfer control to the target location. Unlike CALL, JMP
    does not save IP, because no RETurn is expected. An intrasegment JMP
    may be made either through memory or through a 16-bit register; an
    intersegment JMP can be made only through memory.
 
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   Operands                  Clocks   Transfers  Bytes   Example
   short-label                 15         -        2     JMP ROPE_NEAR
   near-label                  15         -        3     JMP SAME_SEGMENT
   far-label                   15         -        5     JMP FAR_LABEL
   memptr16                 18 + EA       -       2-4    JMP SAME_SEG
   regptr16                    11         -        2     JMP BX
   memptr32                 24 + EA       -       2-4    JMP NEXT_SEG
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       Notes:         If the assembler can determine that the target of an
                      intrasegment jump is within 127 bytes of the current
                      location, the assembler will automatically generate
                      a short-jump (two-byte) instruction; otherwise, a 3-
                      byte NEAR JMP is generated.
 
                      You can force the generation of a short jump by
                      explicit use of the operator "short," as in:
 
                              JMP  short near_by

Seealso:


 CALL 
 RET 
 SHORT 
 NEAR 
 FAR 
 PROC 
 EA