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Well, that's interesting and weird. It was very strange for this to use the term "directive" for the core instructions used in the language. In actual assembl
by unwind 12y ago
Well, that's interesting and weird.
It was very strange for this to use the term "directive" for the core instructions used in the language.
In actual assembly, the term (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assembly_language#Assembly_directives http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assembly_language#Assembly_dire...) is used for meta information, i.e. the directives are to the assembler (the tool converting your source to a program), not part of the resulting program as such. This created a huge disconnect for me, and I stopped reading.