D. L. Marrs, Chuck Collins, H. A. Hess
Abstract
Machine-language assemblers map statements in a source language to the machine language of a particular computer. The source language accepted by the assembler is, for the most part, defined in a one-to-one manner with the hardware instructions available on the target computer.
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Machine-language assemblers map statements in a source language to the machine language of a particular computer. The source language accepted by the assembler is, for the most part, defined in a one-to-one manner with the hardware instructions available on the target computer.
Key concepts: Computer science, Macro, Programming language, Assembly language, Low-level programming language, High-level programming language, Software, Programming domain