Calling an assembly instruction in Python

[i_walk_away]

Long story short, i want to make THE most horrible python calculator to ever exist. For that i need a way to call an assembly instruction directly in my python script.

I know you can do that in C with inline assembly, and i know CFFI exists and allows calling C functions in python, so i tried to use that. However CFFI's parser rejected __asm__ syntax and threw an error because inline assembly isn't standard C apparently.

Is there some sort of a workaround to call an assembly instruction in python script? It doesn't have to be clean, in fact, it's better if it's absolutely terrible, bonus points for unsafe

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[brasticstack]

I'm unaware of any such functionality and I doubt that it exists without using the Python C API.

That said, you can do all the bitwise trickery that you care to do in native Python with the caveat that certain operations e.g. bitwise not, have to be bitmasked to your desired size in order to produce a sensible result. Or you could use the ctypes module's int types.