Re: Assembler Directive

On Mon, 29 Aug 2005 12:04:47 +0200, "Dennis"
<marianndkc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>Is it true that the assembler directive is deprecated and should not be used
>anymore?
>
>I find it is used many times in the RTL and the RTL should be cleaned up by
>removing all assembler directives.

In .NET you cannot use assembler code (as it is intended for a specific
CPU, something the generated IL code is not), so in view of that, yes
assembler is deprecated.

In Win32 you can still use assembler, and I suppose that asm will be
available as long as Borland supports the Win32 platform.

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