I work with gcode on a day to day basis. I understand what the parent poster means about it being "assembly like", in that many of the common patterns of handwr

I work with gcode on a day to day basis. I understand what the parent poster means about it being "assembly like", in that many of the common patterns of handwriting assembly language are employed when hand writing gcode. It has GOTO statements, lots of analogs for push and pop like behavior, and in some cases you are manipulating raw bits to deal with user input. It is interpreted into machine code as well, as is assembly.