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The environment that I am using is the following:
Sun SPARCstation 2
Sun OS v4.1.3
GCC v1.42

I am trying to take advantage of the ability of having C expressions in asm
statements, however I am not sure if GCC can support what I am trying to do.
What I like to accomplish is to have a C procedure call generate unique labels
at the assembly level.  For instance, I can use the following two statements
inside my procedure to create a new label:

	asm(".global __REENTER");
        asm("__REENTER:");

The problem with this is that the label will be the same every time my 
procedure is called.  What I was hoping to do was something along the 
following:

	/*global variables*/
        int count = 0;
        char buffer[20];
        .
        .
        .
        void my_procedure()
        {  sprintf(buffer, "__REENTER%d", count++);
           asm(".global %0" : : "g" <--[then somehow make buffer the 
                                        argument, but I think this is 
                                        really not correct])  

Is there any way to generate unique labels from a procedure call?  Any help 
with this would be greatly appreciated!

Elliot Stewart
stewart@crhc.uiuc.edu