Araq thanks. This nim code works:
var x {.codegenDecl: "register $# $# asm(\"r12\")".}: int
Sure, instead of replying, edit your original message. If you don't want an
answer, why not?
`register int foo asm ("r12");` is not valid C, so that's why. But of course
Nim has a solution for this:
var x {.codegenDecl: "$# $# asm(\"r12\")".}: int
Have you tried something like
var mycounter {.register.} = 0
You can check the C sources if it is applied, but as the manual says, in nearly
all cases the (C) compiler knows better.
I didn't find examples of use register pragma.
[http://nim-lang.org/docs/manual.html#pragmas-register-pragma](http://nim-lang.org/docs/manual.html#pragmas-register-pragma)
Where it is possible to find more detail information (syntax of use) on it?
