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There was nothing "premature" about C's "high-level assembly" idea. It is somewhat archaic now, but C took off because it was so, so much better than normal ass
by compiler-guy 7y ago
There was nothing "premature" about C's "high-level assembly" idea. It is somewhat archaic now, but C took off because it was so, so much better than normal assembly.
If handling strings in plain C is hard, handling them in assembly is 10x as hard.
- saagarjha 7y agorepne scasb disagrees with you :)
- compiler-guy 7y agoAs would many other assembly instructions on many other architectures.... and thereby proving my point. :-)