I may have found an obscure bug in the 452.

I am using a Jump table (Vector table) I designed to provide 128 possible
vectors
relative to the value of the W (Index).

It works 99% of the time....

BUT, If I get an interupt coincident with the code on line 28:
MOVFF PCLOW,PCL
The PIC stack the next address as the return address instead of the address I
just built!
So I have a hack fix to keep my program working. (See the next line of code.)
But I should like to hear from you folks, any ideas?  Is this a genuine bug?
(Did I miss the warning somewhere?)

Assembly Listing segment:
000218 C01A FFF9      00028                 MOVFF PCLOW,PCL         ; Goto
supporting routine for this state.
00029 ;
00021C 0000           00030 MENU_TABLE      DW 0                    ; Dummy
address.
00021E 0224           00031 M1              DW Menu_Init    ; "START", Send
greeting.
000220 025E           00032 M2              DW Wait4Term    ; Look for user's
answer.
000222 02B2           00033 M3              DW SendMenu             ; Send the
menu.

MPLAB Trace Listing:
0B14  0010  ReturnIRQ RETFIE      02D 04  W  04  00000000 00000100F9
0B16  6E2D   (Forced NOP)              ---  --  ---  --  00000000 00000100FA
021C  0000  MENU_TABLE NOP    ---  --  ---  --  00000000 00000100FB
021E  0224  M1 MULWF      0x24     ---  --  ---  --  00000000 00000100FC
0220  025E  M2 MULWF      0x5E  024  00  ---  --  00000000 00000100FD
0222  02B2  M3 MULWF   0xFB2  05E  00  ---  --  00000000 00000100FE

FIX I made:
00021C C01A FFF9  00028 Bug_Fix MOVFF PCLOW,PCL  ; Goto supporting routine for
this state.
000220 EF0E F001    00029                 GOTO    Bug_Fix         ; Hack fix.
                                   00030 ;
000224 0000              00031 MENU_TABLE      DW 0            ; Dummy address.

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