From: Martin Str|mberg <ams AT speedy DOT ludd DOT luth DOT se>
Subject: Re: Jumps in inline asm
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Joni Toivanen <jonitoi AT mbnet DOT fi> wrote:
: I couldn't find this from as nor gcc info, so I'm asking it here.
: How do I translate 'jmp _label + 0xDFFF0000' (intel syntax) to
: at&t syntax?

Try to write some C code that does this and compile with -S and look
at the reulting .S (or is it .s) file.

: I tried things like 'jmp _label + $0xDFFF000' and
: 'jmp $0xDFFF0000(_label)', but none of them worked...

Not sure but what does "jmp $(_label + $0xDFFF000)" do? (_label is a
immediate value just like 0xDFFF000.)


Right,

						MartinS