On 8/30/2020 5:54 AM, Nils Lankila wrote:
> There was indeed only 3 when he wrote his announce... but bugs are not always reviewed after their creation so often the keywords are missing. For the 10 news, the keyword has been added after the announce.

I knew this would happen, it was part of my reason for making the post. Better use of the keywords helps a lot. Related bugs often provide valuable clues to fixing problems, and the keywords find related bugs.

On 8/30/2020 7:58 AM, Mathias LANG wrote:
> Thanks Walter. This kind of targeted work aiming to plug all holes in one feature / part of the language is really useful!

I agree. It's also much more efficient to fix bugs this way.

I don't use much the inline assembler anymore, but there is another great use for it - learning assembly language! Iasm helps because you can concentrate on learning the instructions while not being concerned about all the boilerplate needed to create a functioning program.

The Intel assembler syntax (which DMD's iasm uses) is also much easier to read than the syntax used by others, in large part because it matches Intel's documentation.