Assembly Language symbol table

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Above is assembly code, I need to make a symbol table out of it. This is what I've got, I'm not sure if it is correct though?

Label Section Offset Local? Seq # A data 0x0 Global 0 fmt rodata 0x0 local 1 main text 0x0 local 2 loop text 0x17 local 3 next1 text 0x30 local 4 next2 text 0x3d local 5 done text 0x5d local 6 printf ? ? global 7

@AndrewMedico What do you think they are, then? They are of course symbols. See also section 5 in the GNU assembler's manual. *Of course not the blocks are the symbols, but the labels. — Jester
– Jester, Commented Nov 13, 2014 at 17:46

Jester · Accepted Answer · 2014-11-13 17:43:36Z

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done is wrong, it's just 3 bytes after next2. The rest looks okay, but you also missed min and max which were declared using the .comm directive on lines 4 and 5.

answered Nov 13, 2014 at 17:43

Jester

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user3434743 Over a year ago

so does that mean that the sequence number would shift down? So the sequence number for A is 0, min is 1, max is 2, fmt is 3, etc...?

Jester Over a year ago

Yes, that would make sense.

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