Return a symbol we can use inside the assembler, having name NAME. Symbols from asm and C source share a namespace. If we generate an asm symbol it's also a (file-global) C symbol, but it's either not accessible by name (like "L.123"), or its type information is such that it's not usable without a proper C declaration. Sometimes we need symbols accessible by name from asm, which
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