aggregate two 32 bit registers in to one local 64 bit variable

It could look like the following

mov    eax, value             ; move the address of value into eax
xor    edx, edx               ; prepare edx to serve as index offset register
mov    [eax+edx*4], ecx       ; move ecx into the high 4 bytes of value
mov    [eax+edx*4+4], ebx     ; move ebx into the low 4 bytes of value

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Thank you very much. I am getting error compilng on windows.
 error C2443: operand size conflict


increment(__int64* in_value)
{
__int64* ret_value

    mov     edi, in_value
    mov     eax, [edi]    
    mov     edx, [edi+4]  
   again:
    mov     ecx, edx
    mov     ebx, eax
    add     ebx, 1  
    adc     ecx, 0
    lock    cmpxchg8b [edi]      
    jnz     again
    mov     eax, ret_value  
    xor     edx, edx  
    mov     [eax+edx*4], ecx    
    mov     [eax+edx*4+4], ebx

retrun ret_value;
}

How do I correct this problem? Thank you very much

Thanks it worked for me. ebc and ebx need to interchanged.
I have question why edx is required there?
Line 15 i.e.
__asm xor edx, edx
will reset all bits to 0. 16 and 17 will be like this in every case
    __asm mov [eax], ecx
    __asm mov [eax+4], ebx
I appreciate your help. Thank you so much.

Above worked for me under windows. I need the same to be converted to be used under linux.
I am attaching what I did.  I have following
[edi]  and [edi+4]  does not work under gcc.
Function should automically increment the value and return the updated value.
Thank you.

#define low(x)       *(((unsigned int*)&(x))+0)
#define high(x)      *(((unsigned int*)&(x))+1)
 
asm volatile (  "mov   %0,  %%edi \n"
                "mov   %1,  %%eax  \n"
                "mov   %2,  %%edx \n"
                "1: \n"
                "mov   %%edx,  %%ecx\n"
	       "mov   %%eax, %%ebx \n"
	       "add   $1, %%ebx \n"
	       "adc   $0, %%ecx \n"
	       "lock;  cmpxchg8b %0\n"
	       "jnz   1b \n"
                "mov   %%edx, %%edx \n"
                "mov   %3, %%ebx \n"     //Error
                "mov   %3, %%ecx \n"     //Error
               : "=m" (*in_value)
   : "m" (low(*in_value)), "m" (high(*in_value)), "m" (*in_value)
               : "memory", "ebx", "ecx", "eax", "edi");
if not this then alternative code snip will also work for me.

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Thank you so much. You answered what is asked. But I have new question related to this. Please help me there. Thank you.