Ask two question about embedded assembler

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int main()
{
    unsigned char buf[]={0xB2,0x48,0xB4,0x02,0xCD,0x21,0xB8,0x00,0x4C,0xCD,0x21};
    printf("%x\n",buf);
    __asm__("jmp buf"); //it is error 
       
    return 0;
}

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1:I want to know the address of buf is offset address or physical address(include segment address and offset address)?
2:There are binary codes in buf,I want to jmp it,how to do?

THIS IS A CROSS POST. DON'T DO THAT.

The questions you are going to get are on this thread.

1. Can I choose c) none of the above?

2. I don't think "buf" means anything in assembler. Have you read this?

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Originally Posted by tabstop

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2. I don't think "buf" means anything in assembler. ...

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Whew, I am glad you didn't have a definitive statement there. Because as we found out just recently "Since it's impossible to create every type of ISA, one can NOT say for sure if a machine can exist" in which an "ISA/compiler" would know what "buf" was.

:rolleyes::tongue: