Looking at the RISC-V spec, you probably should be using the AUIPC instruction to address data in your .text, .data or .bss sections. As a bonus, your code beco

Looking at the RISC-V spec, you probably should be using the AUIPC instruction to address data in your .text, .data or .bss sections. As a bonus, your code becomes position-independent so you can actually use it in shared libraries. To use arbitrary 32-bit and 64-bit pointers known at compile-time (which should be pretty rare), you also have the option of loading them from memory, i.e. using AUIPC to generate a pointer to the value in your .text and then loading it to a register in addition to your approach.