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As other people have pointed out, rather than C being more unlike assembly, processors are more unlike assembly. As such, the abstractions of C map pretty well
by 6keZbCECT2uB 7y ago
As other people have pointed out, rather than C being more unlike assembly, processors are more unlike assembly. As such, the abstractions of C map pretty well to a theoretical assembly, even if optimization changes that precise mapping. A possible exception to this is the multicore semantics that are apart of each architecture aren't particularly well represented.