[verisimilitudes]

This is right up my alley as it were. I'm not going to read the entire document, but I can remark on how the assembler language model is inferior to something I've created. Details are in my user page. In brief, an assembler language is not only a batch tool, but hides details from the hacker. Optimizing machine code requires the ability to use instructions as data when the opportunity be noticed, but that requires noticing it at all, which requires seeing the numerical values; and an assembler language also makes it difficult to do things such as put labels in the middle of an instruction. Assembler languages often introduce arbitrary name arithmetic and special names to handle this and other cases, but I found that to be inelegant; I've found such to be unnecessary; merely naming individual octets is generally sufficient.