An asm result can be STORED through a place (a local / struct field) instead of returned; the place output does not join the result tuple. - parser.zig: `-> @place` parses `@place` as an ordinary address-of expression → an out_place operand (the in-function form; reuses the existing `@` prefix). - inst.zig: AsmOperand gains out_ty (the output slot's value type) so emit can build the combined return struct without re-deriving from Inst.ty. - lower/expr.zig: out_place operand = the lowered @place address, out_ty = the pointee. Read-write (`+`) and indirect-memory (`*`) constraints rejected loudly (not yet implemented) rather than miscompiled. - ops.zig emitInlineAsm: the LLVM return type is built from ALL outputs (out_value + out_place); after the call, out_place slots are stored through their address and out_value slots rebuild the sx result. Fast path when there are no place outputs (the struct return IS the result — pure-value asm IR unchanged). Verified: write-to-local (42), struct field, mixed value+place (v=10 b=20), `+` rejected. Locked with 1649-platform-asm-place-output (mixed, runs on aarch64). zig build test green (657 corpus, 446 unit).
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// ASM stream Phase 2 — `-> @place` write-through output. An asm result can be
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// STORED through a place (a local / struct field) instead of returned: the
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// place output does NOT join the result tuple. Here one value output is
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// returned (into `main_val`) while a second is written through `@other`. The
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// two are combined to 42. Read-write (`+`) and indirect (`*`) place outputs are
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// not yet implemented (rejected at lowering). aarch64-pinned; ir-only elsewhere.
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compute :: () -> i64 {
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other : i64 = 0;
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main_val := asm volatile {
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#string ASM
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mov %[m], #5
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mov %[o], #37
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ASM,
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[m] "=r" -> i64, // value output → returned
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[o] "=r" -> @other, // place output → stored through @other
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};
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return main_val + other; // 5 + 37 = 42
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}
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main :: () -> i64 { return compute(); }
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