Re:C Is Not a Low-level Language (2018)
by astrange on Tuesday December 28, 2021 @02:09PM
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> Those exists in macro assemblers, for they are extremely thin abstractions, no thicker than jumping to a label instead of jumping to an absolute or relative address.
They’re much more than that because of type aliasing, which is what lets you write -> . = operations all day without each one literally being a memory access in asm.
They’re much more than that because of type aliasing, which is what lets you write -> . = operations all day without each one literally being a memory access in asm.