Uclinux-2008r1-rc8 (bf561) to VDSP5 transplantation (in): Problems with Kernel_thread_helper

There is a function in ARCH/BLACKFIN/KERNEL/PROCESS.C:

/*
* This gets run with P1 containing the
* function to call, and R1 containing
* the "args". Note P0 is clobbered on the way here.
*/
void kernel_thread_helper(void);
__asm__(".section .text/n"
".align 4/n"
"_kernel_thread_helper:/n/t"
"/tsp += -12;/n/t"
"/tr0 = r1;/n/t" "/tcall (p1);/n/t" "/tcall _do_exit;/n" ".previous");

It will raise an error:

[Error ea5004] "c:/temp/acc06a8ef03000/acc06a8ef03001.s":67 Syntax Error in :
.align 2;
syntax error is at or near text '.align'.
Attempting error recovery by ignoring text until the ';'
Previous errors prevent assembly
Assembler totals: 1 error(s) and 0 warning(s)
cc3089: fatal error: Assembler failed

You can't find it. Align 2 this line of statements.

After blocking these assembly lines by line, the problem was found in the ". Previous" line, checked. Previous:

The .PREVIOUS directive instructs the assembler to set the current section in memory to the section described immediately before the current one. The .PREVIOUS directive operates on a stack.
Syntax:
　　 .PREVIOUS;
The following examples provide valid and invalid cases of the use of the consecutive .PREVIOUS directives.

Hey, the original missing a semicolon, affecting the following C program generation.

Replaced by ". Previous;" After the fix.