Is this page directory and page tables well-formed?

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I'm currently debugging my algorithms to implement paging, and to do so I've used my functions to generate a plain-text identity-mapped set of pages to identity-map the whole 4GB space.

I need to know if the generated assembly for the pages is error free:
static_identity_mapped_paging_tables.asm

Can you tell me if I've actually built paging structures for identity mapping the full 32-bit 4GB address space with this code?

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Page directory == Notebook binding which can hold up to 1024 paper pages.

Page table == One page table is 1 paper page that in a line,
              has written down where is physically located
              a 4096-byte block of space. Each paper page
              that points to pages with actual 4096 bytes of content
              can hold up to 1024 lines.

Page directory entry flags:

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                                                    ;       -
_FLAG_x86_32_pageDirectoryEntry_Bit0_Present_TRUE    00000001b
_FLAG_x86_32_pageDirectoryEntry_Bit0_Present_FALSE   00000000b
                                                    ;       -
                                                    ;      -
_FLAG_x86_32_pageDirectoryEntry_Bit1_ReadWrite       00000010b
_FLAG_x86_32_pageDirectoryEntry_Bit1_ReadOnly        00000000b
                                                    ;      -
                                                    ;     -
_FLAG_x86_32_pageDirectoryEntry_Bit2_SupervisorLevel 00000000b
_FLAG_x86_32_pageDirectoryEntry_Bit2_UserLevel       00000100b
                                                    ;     -