Knowing that a conditional jump around a computed GOTO is a disaster, I'm wondering if the same is true for conditional jumps around any two-cycle instruction.  Here are some examples:

CPFSEQ    (file a)
MOVFF    (file b, file c)

or

BTFSS    (file,bit)
TBLRD*+

or even

DECFSZ    (file)
RETURN

Is there a way to know in advance which conditional jumps around single-line instructions will run as they appear in the assembler?  Or all they all perfectly valid, and is only the (increasingly obsolete) GOTO $+n format problematic in this context?

Many thanks,
RR

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