i386pe.x: etext and end?

[DJ Delorie]

end and etext are "special" so they don't have underscores
to make sure they don't interfere with functions or variables
your program may provide (ansi/posix compliance and all that).

However, you can access them using gcc extensions:

extern int end asm("end");

void *foo()
{
  return (void *)&end;
}

However, since they're deprecated, there is *no* sanctioned
way of getting at them.  You shouldn't be using them at all
unless you absolutely can't avoid it.

DJ
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