George Anzinger wrote:
> >
> I can live without the register allocation. Its the need to track
> offsets that is bugging me. The same problem appears in
> ...i386/kernel/entry.S. Several answers to this problem have appeared
> from time to time, but all just try to cover up a rather nasty hole in
> the C/asm combination. What is needed is a construct that will allow
> you to evaluate something like (int)&((struct foo *)0)->bar and stuff
> it into an asm statment.
>
Why the heck do you need to insert code outside any function? That
seems to be the fundamental problem here.
-hpa
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