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You're not wrong but that's more of an issue with C than an issue with intrinsics, in higher level languages like C++ or Rust you have the option to wrap instri
by jsheard 2y ago
You're not wrong but that's more of an issue with C than an issue with intrinsics, in higher level languages like C++ or Rust you have the option to wrap instrinsics in types which are much nicer to work with.
- oguz-ismail 2y ago>C++ or Rust Nah. I find well commented three column AT&T assembly with light use of C preprocessor macros easier and more enjoyable to read.