Bug with intel syntax

[Luis Sanchez Fernandez]

Dear Sir/Madam,

I'm not completely sure whether this is or not a bug. If it is a bug I
guess it should have already been reported. If it is not a bug I will
thank you if you can tell me what I'm doing wrong.

I am using gas version 2.11.2 in a linux computer. The version of the
kernel is 2.0.36. The cpu I´m not sure, but it should be a Pentium
something.

I´m trying to use gas with the Intel syntax. When I want to write an
inmedate operand that is a symbol I write the name of the symbol
undelimited, as it is explained in the manual. The problem is that gas
interprets it as a displacement, not as an inmediate operand. For
instance, in the following simple example, the instruction "push mens"
is interpreted by gas as a push with an memory operand, that is stored
in the address defined by mens.

If this is not a bug, could you tell me how should I write an inmediate
operand?

Thank you very much,

Luis Sánchez

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.intel_syntax noprefix

.data
mens:
        .string "Hola Mundo\n"
.text
.global main
main:
        push ebp
        mov ebp, esp
        push mens
        call printf
        add esp, 4
done:
        mov esp,ebp
        pop ebp
        ret