[This is very off-topic for the gcc lists. I've kept it cc'ed so that people know about the reply, but please respond privately.] "Gagneet Singh" <gagneet@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > We have come to a conclusion that if we branch to a label local to the > section in which the branch is invoked and then jump to the desired > location in the other section it should solve the problem. > > .section .text1 > foo: > b L1 > > L1: > j bar > > > .section .text2 > bar: > add r4, r5, r6 > > > Are we correct in assuming this? Well, this example doesn't make much sense: you could simply have "foo: j bar". But yes, you can implement conditional branches to bar using this sort of scheme. Richard
