{}uint8 str1 = "abcd"
{}uint8 str2 = "abcd"

/; call_me [int]
    return 4
;/

/; main (int argc, ~~uint argv) [int]
    # On windows, the first two arguments are passed in RCX and RDX, so we need to
    # update their positions here or else tnsl willhave garbage values in r8 and r9
    asm "mov r8, rcx"
    asm "mov r9, rdx"
    # If on linux, you would use rdi and rsi instead of rcx and rdx, respectively

    # return the number of arguments
    return argc
;/