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@Jeffrey & @Rolf : I was looking for something like that, but
unfortunately gcc doesn't support the naked attribute on x86 (and
probably never will, as it is considered harmful by gcc developers).

@Ludovic : Thanks for the link. I already heard of Lovelace (even had
a phone discussion with Xavier Grave), but last time I checked (i.e. 2
seconds ago :), the link to source code on lovelace.fr was dead, so
thank you for your link to the monotone snapshot, I'm currently having
a look at it.

Regards,

pini