Of course it has its own semantics. I've seen the idea of "the 'C' virtual machine". You got a running start on the differences it has from most assemblers ( ea

Of course it has its own semantics. I've seen the idea of "the 'C' virtual machine". You got a running start on the differences it has from most assemblers ( each of which will have semantic differences from each other ). I think his point that "The idea of stack frames, heaps, registers, pointers are completely foreign to them..." is the critical point.