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Hi, I am using llvm to convert some C++ code to C. However the C++ code has couple of lines of assembly that is supposed to be inlined. I am using __asm__ directive. However the resulting C code has syntax errors: main.c: In function ‘_Z23atomic_exchange_and_addPii’: main.c:397: error: expected ‘:’ or ‘)’ before string constant main.c: In function ‘_Z16atomic_incrementPi’: main.c:421: error:

....org/docs/ExceptionHandling.html to describe the approach. 16. Many bugfixes and other improvements have been made to inline asm support. The two large missing features are support for 80-bit floating point stack registers on X86 (PR879), and support for inline asm in the C backend (PR802). If you run into other issues, please report them. 17. Evan implemented a new register scavenger, which is useful for finding free registers after register allocation. This is useful when rewriting frame references on RISC targets, for example. 18. LLVM now supports describing ta...

...p://llvm.org/docs/ExceptionHandling.html to describe the approach. x. Many bugfixes and other improvements have been made to inline asm support. The two large missing features are support for 80-bit floating point stack registers on X86 (PR879), and support for inline asm in the C backend (PR802). If you run into other issues, please report them. x. Evan implemented a new register scavenger, which is useful for finding free registers after register allocation. This is useful when rewriting frame references on RISC targets, for example. x. LLVM now supports describing target c...