Go compiler moving from C to Go

[Walter Bright]

On 12/21/2013 6:44 AM, Russel Winder wrote:
> Inline assembly means you have to have the assembly code for each
> supported platform in the code with all the conditionals to the
> compiler. Having separate files is often much easier to manage and to
> build from.

You can still put D inline assembly in separate files. What you don't need is an 
assembler.

> OK so D only support Intel processors just now so only one inline
> assembly type, but this is part of the problem not the solution.

There is no case where D's support for intel inline assembler is worse than 
forcing you to use a separate assembler.