Like I said, those were extensions made by compiler vendors, and not part of the original language.
Borland enabled adding Assembler to almost every language for which they made a compiler.
Borland enabled adding Assembler to almost every language for which they made a compiler.
We need an AOT compiled general purpose application language like C# with managed memory access. If people want to fool around with low-level stuff let them use Rust, assembler or C/C++.