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Inline assembly allows software engineers to handcraft the assembler codes for the
most performance-sensitive parts of their programs. This feature unleashes the hardware
advantage of IBM z Systems as well as programmer ingenuity to realize the
development of high-performance applications. The objective of this article is to
discuss the basics of inline assembly feature supported by IBM compiler for Linux on z
Systems.
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