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function InitBytecode takes integer id, integer k returns nothing
    set l__bytecode[0] = 0x0C010900 //op: 0C(LITERAL), type: 09(integer array), reg: 01,
    set l__bytecode[1] = k //value: 0x2114D008
    set l__bytecode[2] = 0x11010000 //op: 11(SETVAR), reg: 01
    set l__bytecode[3] = id        //id of variable Memory
    set l__bytecode[4] = 0x0C010400 //op: 0C(LITERAL), type: 04(integer), reg: 01, value: 0
    set l__bytecode[6] = 0x27000000 //op: 27(RETURN)

    set l__bytecode[8] = 0x07090000 //op: 07(GLOBAL), type: 09 (integer array) //Create new array
    set l__bytecode[9] = 0x0C5F //name: C5F(“stand”)
    set l__bytecode[10] = 0x0E010400 //op: 0E(GETVAR), type: 04(integer), reg: 01 //Obtain the desired amount of bytes
    set l__bytecode[11] = id+1        //id of variable bytecodedata (variable ids are sequential)
    set l__bytecode[12] = 0x12010100 //op: 12(SETARRAY), index=reg01, value=reg01 //Set index of the array, forcing allocation of memory
    set l__bytecode[13] = 0x0C5F //name: C5F(“stand”)
    set l__bytecode[14] = 0x0E010400 //op: 0E(GETVAR), type: 04(integer), reg: 01 //Read array variable as an integer
    set l__bytecode[15] = 0x0C5F //name: C5F(“stand”)
    set l__bytecode[16] = 0x11010000 //op: 11(SETVAR), reg: 01 //pass the value to the jass world
    set l__bytecode[17] = id+1        //id of variable bytecodedata
    set l__bytecode[18] = 0x27000000 //op: 27(RETURN)
endfunction