> If you prefer AT&T, you can always write a proc macro that translates it to Intel, and use that in your projects. If you prefer AT&T (or you have a large bod

> If you prefer AT&T, you can always write a proc macro that translates it to Intel, and use that in your projects. If you prefer AT&T (or you have a large body of existing AT&T code you don't want to have to translate all at once), use asm!("...", options(att_syntax)) and it'll Just Work.