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Questionis it okeedokee to include defining headers hither and yon all over the place Pin
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Calin Negru2-Feb-23 9:24
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A C# program is compiled with a compiler written in c++
A C++ program is compiled with a compiler written in assembly
An assembly program is compiled with a compiler written with machine instructions

Is that roughly how it works?

How does programming with machine instructions take place?
Let’s say I have the ASM MOV command, translated to machine instructions that’s probably one or two numbers. One telling the processor it’s an operation rather than a register or memory address and the other: which type of operation exactly it is. I’m making up stuff for how thing could work.
To get the above functioning on all processors a standard should be required where the numbers/machine instructions for MOV are recognized everywhere. I mean it should work like a hardware resource with the same ID present on old and new processors.
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