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...whether it contains a label definition, and if it does, to disallow duplication of the asm statement. There are a couple of different approaches that could be taken to implement this: 1. Parse the content of the assembly string argument to the asm statement in the compiler front-end (during EmitAsmStmt(), for example) to determine if it contains a label definition, and if it does set the isNotDuplicable flag on the INLINEASM record that is created to represent the asm statement in the IR. To date, there is no precedence for processing the content of the assembly string argument until the asm stat...

...nd whether it contains a label definition, and if it does, to disallow duplication of the asm statement. There are a couple of different approaches that could be taken to implement this: 1. Parse the content of the assembly string argument to the asm statement in the compiler front-end (during EmitAsmStmt(), for example) to determine if it contains a label definition, and if it does set the isNotDuplicable flag on the INLINEASM record that is created to represent the asm statement in the IR. To date, there is no precedence for processing the content of the assembly string argument until the asm stat...

...nd whether it contains a label definition, and if it does, to disallow duplication of the asm statement. There are a couple of different approaches that could be taken to implement this: 1. Parse the content of the assembly string argument to the asm statement in the compiler front-end (during EmitAsmStmt(), for example) to determine if it contains a label definition, and if it does set the isNotDuplicable flag on the INLINEASM record that is created to represent the asm statement in the IR. To date, there is no precedence for processing the content of the assembly string argument until the asm stat...