Be able to see which line of decompiled code belongs to each line of assembly

[H-A-M-G-E-R]

Sometimes, Ghidra re-orders if/else statements reversed from the original assembly order or out-of-order switch statements have their order changed when decompiled
so i need to know which line of decompiled code corresponds to lines of assembly

[ryanmkurtz]

Normally i just highlight the lines of interest in the Decompiler, and they also get highlighted in the Listing. Does that work for you here?

[Wall-AF]

Normally i just highlight the lines of interest in the Decompiler, and they also get highlighted in the Listing. Does that work for you here?

It most certanly doesn't work consistantly for my Borland C++ (v. 4.XX) files!

Also, I've proved that the order changes Ghidra makes changes the assembly the original compiler produces.

[H-A-M-G-E-R]

So, is there an extension to manipulate the decompiler into follow the same order as the assembly?