Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 20:55:36 12/08/02
Here is a question I can not find an answer to:
How can I define a local lable in a gcc inline assembly block of code?
IE I want to do this:
test %eax,%eax
jz skip
do something
skip:
But if I make that piece of code happen in something I would like to
see inlined, "skip" obviously causes problems. I found some examples
such as:
test %eax,%eax
jz skip%=
do something
skip%=:
where %= is supposed to be replaced by a unique integer value that changes
each time the inline function is exploded in place. However, I simply get
skip%= as the label and it breaks on that...
Has anyone done this and gotten it to work?
I hate to resort to 'jump to here + x" as x has a bad habit of changing
as the cpu internals change...
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