Zero, since I made those programs work back when all inline asm was an error.
replySo currently most of those still have the hacks to go down the no-inlineasm path when building with Fil-C
For the few where I reinstated the inline assembly, there were no bugs found.
It would be a good experiment to try to reinstate the inlineasm paths in all of the programs that had them. I suspect there’s a low chance of finding a bug if it’s in inline assembly that’s on the critical path.
Interesting, I was wondering where catching these errors would fall between 'silently wrong on certain inputs' to 'how did this ever work!?'
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