Using inline Assembly in C: Assigning labels in data segment -

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i reading tutorial on printing characters in assembly vga-256 colors in dos. tutorial reading written in pascal, have little experience in language , vga programs in c.

my question regarding label used access bitmaps of each character. in pascal have this:

procedure chr6x7_dat; assembler; asm   db  $00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$20,$20,$20,$20,$00,$20,$00,$50   db  $50,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$50,$f8,$50,$50,$f8,$50,$00,$20,$f8,$a0   db  $f8,$28,$f8,$00,$c8,$d0,$20,$20,$58,$98,$00,$40,$a0,$40,$a8,$90   db  $68,$00,$20,$40,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$20,$40,$40,$40,$40,$20,$00   db  $20,$10,$10,$10,$10,$20,$00,$50,$20,$f8,$20,$50,$00,$00,$20,$20   db  $f8,$20,$20,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$60,$20,$40,$00,$00,$00,$f8,$00   db  $00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$60,$60,$00,$00,$08,$10,$20,$40,$80   db  $00,$70,$88,$98,$a8,$c8,$70,$00,$20,$60,$20,$20,$20,$70,$00,$70   db  $88,$08,$70,$80,$f8,$00,$f8,$10,$30,$08,$88,$70,$00,$20,$40,$90   db  $90,$f8,$10,$00,$f8,$80,$f0,$08,$88,$70,$00,$70,$80,$f0,$88,$88   db  $70,$00,$f8,$08,$10,$20,$20,$20,$00,$70,$88,$70,$88,$88,$70,$00   db  $70,$88,$88,$78,$08,$70,$00,$30,$30,$00,$00,$30,$30,$00,$30,$30   db  $00,$30,$10,$20,$00,$00,$10,$20,$40,$20,$10,$00,$00,$f8,$00,$f8   db  $00,$00,$00,$00,$20,$10,$08,$10,$20,$00,$70,$88,$10,$20,$00,$20   db  $00,$70,$90,$a8,$b8,$80,$70,$00,$70,$88,$88,$f8,$88,$88,$00,$f0   db  $88,$f0,$88,$88,$f0,$00,$70,$88,$80,$80,$88,$70,$00,$e0,$90,$88   db  $88,$90,$e0,$00,$f8,$80,$f0,$80,$80,$f8,$00,$f8,$80,$f0,$80,$80   db  $80,$00,$70,$88,$80,$98,$88,$70,$00,$88,$88,$f8,$88,$88,$88,$00   db  $70,$20,$20,$20,$20,$70,$00,$10,$10,$10,$10,$90,$60,$00,$90,$a0   db  $c0,$a0,$90,$88,$00,$80,$80,$80,$80,$80,$f8,$00,$88,$d8,$a8,$88   db  $88,$88,$00,$88,$c8,$a8,$98,$88,$88,$00,$70,$88,$88,$88,$88,$70   db  $00,$f0,$88,$88,$f0,$80,$80,$00,$70,$88,$88,$a8,$98,$70,$00,$f0   db  $88,$88,$f0,$90,$88,$00,$70,$80,$70,$08,$88,$70,$00,$f8,$20,$20   db  $20,$20,$20,$00,$88,$88,$88,$88,$88,$70,$00,$88,$88,$88,$88,$50   db  $20,$00,$88,$88,$88,$a8,$a8,$50,$00,$88,$50,$20,$20,$50,$88,$00   db  $88,$50,$20,$20,$20,$20,$00,$f8,$10,$20,$40,$80,$f8,$00,$60,$40   db  $40,$40,$40,$60,$00,$00,$80,$40,$20,$10,$08,$00,$30,$10,$10,$10   db  $10,$30,$00,$20,$50,$88,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$f8   db  $00,$f8,$f8,$f8,$f8,$f8,$f8 end;

i have similar label in c can access in inline assembly command calculate offset depending on ascii value. have no idea how can declare posted above in c.

can me out?

with pascal $ char used define hexadecimals

if want define in create array/matrix of uint8_t , init pascal values substituting $ 0x

$f5 0xf5


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