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From: Johan Rydberg <jrydberg@rtmk.org>
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Subject: i386 and asm jumping
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Hi!

I would like to hard optimize a special case in my 
code.  And what I would like to do is really just
the following:

     the_label:
	...
	__asm___ ("jmp %0" :: "?" (&& the_label));

What I wanna know is if this is possible?  What
constrain should I use?  `m' doesn't work, neither
do `p'.  Any ideas?

regards
johan