>   * inline asm supporting pseudo regs - As an extension of using the vector

> hardware, I'll need inline asm, and inline assembly without pseudo regs is
> pretty useless... it's mandatory that the compiler shedule the register
> allocation otherwise inline asm will most likely be an un-optimisation. If D
> had pseudo regs in its inline assembler, it would make it REALLY attractive
> for embedded systems programmers.
>     In lieu of that, I need to use opcode intrinsics instead, which I
> believe GDC exposes, but again, I'm done with C and versioning (#ifdef-ing)
> every compiler I intend to use. Why not standardise these things? At least
> put the intrinsics in the standard lib...
>

This is only possible using GDC extended asm - which is really GCC asm
but encapsulated in {} instead of ();