The inline assembler does not provide direct support for VFP instructions. However, they can be specified using the generic coprocessor instructions. For example:

int foo()
{
  int x;

    __asm
    {
        MRC p10,0x7,x,c1,c0,0; // equates to VMRS r0,FPSCR
    }

    return x;
}

Inline assembly code can contain floating-point expression operands that can be evaluated using compiler-generated VFP code. Therefore, it is important that only the compiler modifies the state of the VFP.