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> Intel Architecture - modern Intel and AMD processors Note that 64-bit 'Intel Architecture' isn't AMD64, it's Itanium. But these aren't assembly languages an
by chrisseaton 5y ago
> Intel Architecture - modern Intel and AMD processors
Note that 64-bit 'Intel Architecture' isn't AMD64, it's Itanium.
But these aren't assembly languages anyway - they're instruction set architectures. Assembly languages include AT&T and Intel.
- erosenbe0 5y agoAgree. IA-64 or IA64 is the short form for Itanium not any form of x86. Assembly languages: AT&T form starting on early Unix PDP/VAX systems and later SVR4 Unix as well as gas assemblers. Intel form derived from 8080/5/6/8 and 8051 line as well as Zilog z80 line including assemblers such as Microsoft MASM. IBM would have a couple assembler products for their mainframe lines likely supporting code written as far back as 1965. Some obsoleted assemblies were a bit in-between as I recall Mac 68k assemblers being neither one nor the other. Several embedded platforms have idiosyncratic assembly variants as well.