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Very minor nit-pick, but assembly language is generally said to be "assembled" into machine code, not "compiled". But since "assembly" and its variant words are
by andyjohnson0 9y ago
Very minor nit-pick, but assembly language is generally said to be "assembled" into machine code, not "compiled". But since "assembly" and its variant words are relatively little-used in development now, and when they are they often mean something quite different, I can understand the author calling it compilation.
- Luc 9y agoAs far as I'm concerned Michael Steil, one of the demi-gods of 6502, can call it whatever he wants to call it.