Circular References and Low Level Assembly?

The easiest way to get all this stuff is to compile the C code with the appropriate flag (at least in gcc I think it's -S) and see the generated assembly code You don't have any circular reference, you just need to make the linker aware that you want to refer to the memory defined in the C code named idt.

(Ans: it's a pointer to idt_entry, or strictly it's the name of the address idt0. ) How would you declare an external reference to a pointer in the asm file? The easiest way to get all this stuff is to compile the C code with the appropriate flag (at least in gcc I think it's -S) and see the generated assembly code.

You don't have any circular reference, you just need to make the linker aware that you want to refer to the memory defined in the C code named idt.

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