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Call table entries MUST be sorted in ascending order of function identifier! Duplicate function IDs are not recommended as they can cause some very unpredictable behavior. Original FF7 data seems to duplicate the 0 identifier, it is possible that the first entry does not count? It is probably best to ignore the first entry altogether. If the game attempts to call a function for which no identifier can be found in the call table the call will simply be ignored. It is not an error to leave a function unimplemented if it does not have a use. The call table should be kept compact with all empty entries at the end with a function identifier of 0xFFFF and an instruction pointer of 0.
=== Code ===
After the call table follows 0x6C00 bytes of code. The .exe would have to be patched to accommodate for a larger code size. The entire code section is treated as a continuous area of 16-bit values, no padding is necessary between functions and functions do not even have to be contiguous in memory (although it is highly recommended). Due to an implementation detail the first function should start at offset 1 (an instruction pointer of 0 means the context is not active), just in case it is probably a good idea to make the first instruction always be a single [[FF7/WorldMap_Module/Script/Opcodes/203|return]] instruction.
