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Use new inline assembly syntax for the 0.9 series #204

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It currently happens to work fine using cg_llvm as the global_asm!()
ends up in the same cgu as the use of this global. There is no guarantee
that this will always be the case and in fact in case of cg_clif this
happens to not be the case, thus causing a linker error.
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Looks good to me, thank you!

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Thanks a lot!

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phil-opp commented Jan 9, 2022

Published as v0.9.21

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@bjorn3 bjorn3 deleted the new_asm_for_0_9 branch January 9, 2022 15:34
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Would it be possible to push v0.9.21 to crates.io? Many thanks.

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@SlyMarbo Sorry, I forgot to do the actual cargo publish. Thanks for reminding me, done!

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Amazing! Thanks for all your hard work. It's really appreciated.

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