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Going back to assembly has it's place, sometimes you want to do some gnarly/neat stuff with the call stack which is straightforward in assembly but which C does
by Crito 13y ago
Going back to assembly has it's place, sometimes you want to do some gnarly/neat stuff with the call stack which is straightforward in assembly but which C doesn't lend itself to. Other times, you don't need to do that, and C has you covered. Yet other times, you really don't need to do anything that C enables and python will have you covered instead... it all depends on what you are doing.
- goldenkey 13y agoInline assembly in C, but still you don't need to jump to pure assembly (ie FASM/MASM/TASM,etc.). OP is just mouthing off about how if you go one level deep, you might as well strip off all your floorboards. Thats a logical fallacy.