Actually, one more comment here, as if we need one :-)
It's actually been easiest for me over the years to define initialized
data in C, even if used in assembly code, i.e.:
u32 *allmtrr[] = {fixedmtrr, varmtrr, amdmtrr, NULL};
u32 fixedmtrr[] = {0xthis, 0xthat, 0xother, 0};
Then reference these from assembly code. In fact, I frequently write
the C code to walk this double loop, generate asm, and use that (I do
this more commonly on Plan 9 than linux for several reasons but the
idea is the same).
The way to actually use these structs is left as an exercise for the reader :-)
It's really best to use the C compiler as often as you can for things,
including static initialized data. At least it is for me.
ron
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