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		<title>When do you use your compiler’s inline assembler feature and for what reasons?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A compiler’s inline assembler feature simplifies the project management for a software developer when they need to work at a lower level of abstraction than the language the compiler supports. Breaking that abstraction layer incurs a reduction in portability of the code, so there should be an offsetting benefit to using the assembler. When do you find yourself using the inline assembler and for what reasons?]]></description>
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