Templates: How to gensym proc names, and inject variables in asm?

[Charles]

Thanks for the hint, after a few hours breaking my teeth on it I got something 
working but it's really ugly:
    
    
    var interruptProcedures: array[32, uint64]
    
    macro interproc() =
      result = newStmtList()
      
      for iv in 0..<32:
        let wrapperName = if iv in erroringVectors: "errorInterruptWrapper"  
else: "genericInterruptWrapper"
        let name = ident("vectorPusher" & $iv)
        let vector = newLit(iv)
        let wrapper = ident(wrapperName)
        let asmCode = 
newNimNode(nnkAsmStmt).add(newEmptyNode()).add(newLit("pushq " & $iv & ";jmp " 
& wrapperName))
        
        result.add quote do:
          proc `name`() {.exportc, asmNoStackFrame.} =
            `asmCode`
          interruptProcedures[`vector`] = cast[uint64](`name`)
      
      return result
    
    interproc()
    
    
    Run

I couldn't figure out how to use quote effectively.

In one of my many attempts I tried this:
    
    
    macro foobar() =
      let myLiteral = newLit("push %rax")
      result = quote do:
        proc foo() =
          asm `myLiteral`
    
    
    Run

Which returns the following error: `/usercode/in.nim(9, 11) Error: the 'asm' 
statement takes a string literal` I don't know if it's a bug or a known 
limitation.

I also found this post: <https://forum.nim-lang.org/t/8279> which was very 
useful in finding out what root node I should be using.

I feel like this would be a great additional example for this tutorial 
<https://nim-lang.org/docs/tut3.html> since it shows looping in macros, 
defining proc names dynamically, building statements iteratively, and using 
ident and newLit. All of which are a bit obscure currently, from my perspective 
as a beginner.

Something like:
    
    
    import macros
    
    macro createProcedures() =
      result = newStmtList()
      
      for i in 0..<10:
        let name = ident("myProc" & $i)
        let content = newLit("I am procedure number #" & $i)
        
        result.add quote do:
          proc `name`() {.exportc.} =
            echo `content`
      
      return result
    
    createProcedures()
    myProc7()
    
    
    Run