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by jacquesm
3855 days ago
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The bricks are simple but there are many of them. When I say that assembly language is simple I mean exactly that. The language is simple. If you know what one mnemonic does you'll be able to infer the existence and function of a whole bunch of others since they're usually organized around a matrix of operations and locations to be operated on. Of course a manufacturer would document each and every instruction separately but if you understand the logic behind an instruction set then you have a much easier time of it. The x86 set, well, let's not go there, it's just too painful. |
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