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According to the DCPU specification, the only time a SET instruction fails is if the a value is a literal.
So would the following work?
SET [PC],0x1000
A more useful version would be setting an offset of PC, so a rather strange infinite loop would be:
SET [PC+0x2],0x89C3 ; = SUB PC,0x2
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Probably (= I think it should work but I didn't try).
This is called "self modifying" code and was quite common the 8bit era because of a) limited RAM and b) limited code size. Code like that is very powerful but error prone. If your code base grows, this can quickly become a maintenance nightmare.
Famous use cases:
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There's no value for [PC], so I'm guessing you need to do it in a round-about way by storing PC in something you can use as a pointer (registry or memory).
SET A , PC
SET [A+3], 0x8dc3 ; SUB PC, 3 (if A can't be changed from outside SUB PC,2 works too.)
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