Hello! I have a problem with GCC jump tables as generated in switch-statements. I'm working on a project where I recompile MIPS binaries into java bytecode (http://spel.bth.se/index.php/Cibyl). This means that addresses within the text segment no longer have any meaning, so jumps via registers (for example through function returns) are handled specially. Anyway, the jump tables also use jumps via registers, and I would like to handle these the same way as the other register-jumps. This would be simple if the jump table would be present in a known section. So the question is: Is it possible to specify the section where jump tables generated by GCC end up? As I understand it, the jump tables now end up in the .rodata section? This would be fine, I guess, if it could be guaranteed that no other data ends up there. Strings are placed in the .rodata.str1.4, but is there any other read-only data that is placed in .rodata? Thanks, // Simon
