main() { char a[10]="srikanth";
//----assembly code starts.....
//--------asm ends......... // c code
}
The name of the segment used for local variables varies depending on the memory model (and thus the type of memory used for locals). See the "Advanced Programming / Segment Naming Conventions / Parameters and Local Variables" section of the Cx51 manual.
Small: ?DT?function_name?module_name Large: ?XD?function_name?module_name
Variables are stored in this segment in order of declaration.
All that said, I agree with the earlier advice: just write the function in assembler and link it. Intermixing assembly code with a high-level language just isn't worth the development headache and maintenance traps.