On Wednesday, June 20, 2012 13:33:53 Jacob Carlborg wrote: > You do understand that the GCC-style inline assembly will still be > available?
But inline assembler with the syntax that dmd uses is supposed to be part of the language. So, if gdc doesn't support it, it's not a fully compliant D compiler. It would be like if gdc didn't do auto a = expression; but instead did expression = a auto; except that the problem is more localized, because inline assembly is rather rare (unlike variable declarations). So, this a is a _huge_ deal. - Jonathan M Davis
