I would really appreciate if some one could tell me how to initiate jump 
tables for gnu arm assembler. I have written the below code at the end 
of my .s file. I have tried all sorts of things (using .align, .p2align, 
.long etc) but i can't get the _input_case_table to get the 4 byte 
addresses for str_help and str_sum. Assuming input starts at 0x100e4 
memory in the debugger, I have reproduced the 32 byte memory location 
following it.

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/*

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 * --- Data follows ---

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 */

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/* Let's pretend this command was entered by the user */

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input:  .ascii "sum"

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  .byte 0, 0, 0, 0, 0

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str_help:

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  .ascii "HELP"

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  .byte 0, 0, 0, 0

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str_sum:

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  .ascii "SUM"

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  .byte 0, 0, 0

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/* Recognized commands */

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_input_case_table:

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  .word  str_sum

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  .word  str_help

---------_GDB_MEMORY_OUTPUT-------------------
Attached in file

I am using the gcc-4.6-linux-arm-gnueabi compiler tool chain. Using 
gdb-multiarch with architecture set to armv4.
I am still new to this so any guidance would be much appreciated.

To reiterate my question, im tyring to compile code for armv4 32bit 
processor mode. I know how alignment and 'DCD' statements work but for 
Keil Development tools only. I would really appreciate if some one could 
point me how to do the using the GNU assembler.