[CIL users] Does CIL really support GCC inline assembly?

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How to compile GCC inline assembly into ANSI C/C++ assembly?

//orginal C code
//@file test.c
inline  int neg_ssr32( int a, unsigned char s){
    asm ("sarl %1, %0\n\t"
         : "+r" (a)
         : "ic" ((unsigned char)(-s))
    );
    return a;
}

CASE 1:
try:
cilly.asm -out output.c -noPrintLn --MSVC test.c

the output of cil:

/* Generated by CIL v. 1.3.4 */
/* print_CIL_Input is true */

__inline int NEG_SSR32(int a , unsigned char s )
{

  {
  __asm {sarl %1, %0
          };
  return (a);
}
}


the generate codes of CIL fail to compile MS VC++6.0

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CASE 2:
try

cilly.asm -out output.c -noPrintLn test.c

the output of cil:

/* Generated by CIL v. 1.3.4 */
/* print_CIL_Input is true */

__inline int neg_ssr32(int a , unsigned char s )
{

  {
  __asm__  ("sarl %1, %0\n\t": "+r" (a): "ic" ((unsigned char )(- ((int
)s))));
  return (a);
}
}

Also fail to compile by MS VC++
Shorten my question:
How to translate the following function to ANSI C/C++ assemply by using CIL
and compile it by MS VC++?

inline  int neg_ssr32( int a, unsigned char s){
    asm ("sarl %1, %0\n\t"
         : "+r" (a)
         : "ic" ((unsigned char)(-s))
    );
    return a;
}

Thanks in advanced!

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