how to handle switch statements (for n64 decomp)

so you're going to get this "jump table" in the assembly file

for example, func_80A6F358.s

	glabel jtbl_80A6F500
	.word L80A6F390
	.word L80A6F3BC
	.word L80A6F3C8
	.word L80A6F384
	.word L80A6F384
	.word 0x00000000, 0x00000000, 0x00000000

it will list the targets to where the code will jump to, and they correspond with blocks of code

in the assembly, each one goes in order of lowest to highest, so L80A6F384, then L80A6F390, then L80A6F3BC, then L80A6F3C8. you need to recreate these "blocks of code" inside your switch statement in this order

HOWEVER, the order of the cases is not this order. refer back to the jtbl for this. so in this example, the first entry in the table is L80A6F390, so you should put `case 0` on that block, even though it is the second block in your switch statement. that's just how morons make their switch statements don't ask me. then case 1 would be second in the table, which is L80A6F3BC (the third block of code)

the final switch statement should be

	switch (temp_t6) {
		case 3:
		case 4:
			<L80A6F384 block>
		case 0:
			<L80A6F390 block>
		case 1:
			<L80A6F3BC block>
		case 2:
			<L80A6F384 block>
	}