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But does it support inline x64 assembly yet?

• pjmlp 13y ago
  It never will, it is a design decision. Even Intel pushes for intrinsics.
  • lawnchair_larry 13y ago
    Those don't do the same thing.
    • teacup50 13y ago
      They don't, but they're a lot saner to deal with. I don't even use inline assembly where it's supported; all the magic of a compiler, all the foot shooting of assembly, none of the transparency of either. I'm happy either using intrinsics, or implementing assembly in separate .S files; I can't recall the last time my avoidance of inline assembly prevented me from implementing something I needed.