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Most assemblers have macros and other directives that give you some level of higher-order control than just writing machine code.
by pavlov 5y ago
Most assemblers have macros and other directives that give you some level of higher-order control than just writing machine code.
- convolvatron 5y agoassuming you have enough registers, burn a small number of them to support internal use in macros. assign the rest to values of interest. you may end up needing to write an additional layer of macros with their own registers that use the first layer as primitives. now you're essentially programming in basic