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I am currently writing a compiler produces code somewhat like the following example (simplified for testing):
however, the jump doesn't work.
I assemble it with gas, and then link it to a runtime written in c which calls tigermain. when i study the code with objdump the move seams to be correct, however, when debuging with gdb the load loads junk into ebx, instead of the label's adress. can anyone explain where it is going wrong?

It works as expected here.

Are you looking at ld's default address 0x08048xxx because you didn't set a offset for .text yourself?

in objdump I see the default values, it is linked to another file and glibc (called with gcc (was easier)).

What I do suspect now though is that somehow it is loading the content at the label, instead of it's adress, and im currently doing some experiments to verify.

Which leads to another question, how the h*ck do I persuade it to load the address?

It is probably also worth saying that i'm working on a 64 bit machine, and am contiually passing --32 or -m32 to gas/gcc

Update: hunch was right, both opcode and the value that gdb returns confirm this. Can anyone tell me how I should do this?

This is a bug with GAS's intel_syntax feature.
E.g. Using GAS, this will load the contents of [L0] Whereas this will load the address of L0:

thanks for the help, probably wouldn't have figured that out myself.