Example:

void main()
{
  asm
  {
    mov EAX, offset q1; //#1
    lea EAX, [q1];      //#2
  q1: nop;
  }
}

line #1 generates "Error: .offset deprecated, use .offsetof".
line #2 generates "undefined identifier 'q1'"

DMC compiles the same example without errors, but #1 generates "mov EAX,0".

Probably documentation bugs (iasm.html):
1) Symbol $$ described as address instruction following the current instruction. Example from doc (jmp $$;) ouputs error "end of instruction", but "jmp $;" works (in dmc too).
2) Grammar fot the operands allows something like this "mov EAX%EBX+ECX, EDX-ESI+EDI". :)

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> Example:
>
> void main()
> {
>   asm
>   {
>     mov EAX, offset q1; //#1
>     lea EAX, [q1];      //#2
>   q1: nop;
>   }
> }
>
> line #1 generates "Error: .offset deprecated, use .offsetof". line #2 generates "undefined identifier 'q1'"

Labels are in a separate symbol table from variables, hence they don't work in inline asm unless used as jmp or call operands.

> DMC compiles the same example without errors, but #1 generates "mov EAX,0".
>
> Probably documentation bugs (iasm.html):
> 1) Symbol $$ described as address instruction following the current
> instruction. Example from doc (jmp $$;) ouputs error "end of instruction",
> but "jmp $;" works (in dmc too).

Doc bug.

> 2) Grammar fot the operands allows something like this "mov EAX%EBX+ECX, EDX-ESI+EDI". :)

The grammar is a mess, unfortunately it resists conversion to something like bnf.