> Yes C code becomes different types of assembly by platform, but you can look at C and have a clear idea of what the assembly will look like. Not anymore, wit

> Yes C code becomes different types of assembly by platform, but you can look at C and have a clear idea of what the assembly will look like. Not anymore, with modern optimizing compilers it's hard to reason about -O3 assembly output. https://godbolt.org https://godbolt.org is amazing to play with that