_asm{ . . . }

Is there ANY good use for this that C++ can't do as fast?

fibs

C and C++ are portable assembly languages

if you dont understand assembly, you are walking blind trying to do anything advanced in C/C++

>>1
Yes.  Compile C and then use assembly inlines to insert your compiled C code in C++.

>>4
Sage or not, that was useful.

>>1
Yes, a lot of platform-specific things. If you don't know what they are, you probably don't need to worry... until you'll need them, if ever.

I've used inline asm quite a lot of times, but most situations were rather special/unusual, and I don't expect them to come up often during simple app coding.

the asm tags can still be very powerfull, if you know how to use them.

>>7
Using shit spelling and capitalisation to distinguish yourself from the other posters is no less obnoxious than using a name and tripcode.

>>8
Please ignore invisible posts.

>>8
He also called them tags.

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