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into a binary sequence such as <code>01110010</code> which the machine can execute. Assembly language is the list of codified instructions which a programmer can write which the assembler translated into machine code. An assembler differs from a [[Glossary#Compiler|Compiler]] by being processor-specific (ie different assemblers for i386, MC68000, ARM processors etc) and by being much more low-level: it deals with very specific instructions to move data and perform detailed arithmetic. Many compilers (including [[Glossary#FreePascal|FreePascal]]) allow the programmer to embed Assembler sections within the high-level source code; such sections are, of course, only useful using the processor for which they are intended, whereas a [[Glossary#Compiler|Compiler]] can write programs which will work on a variety of different processors. --> | into a binary sequence such as <code>01110010</code> which the machine can execute. Assembly language is the list of codified instructions which a programmer can write which the assembler translated into machine code. An assembler differs from a [[Glossary#Compiler|Compiler]] by being processor-specific (ie different assemblers for i386, MC68000, ARM processors etc) and by being much more low-level: it deals with very specific instructions to move data and perform detailed arithmetic. Many compilers (including [[Glossary#FreePascal|FreePascal]]) allow the programmer to embed Assembler sections within the high-level source code; such sections are, of course, only useful using the processor for which they are intended, whereas a [[Glossary#Compiler|Compiler]] can write programs which will work on a variety of different processors. --> | ||
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Assembler, Linguaggio Assembly
Un assembler converte i simboli comprensibili dall'uomo (che rappresentano le istruzioni macchina) in istruzioni binarie che il computer può eseguire direttamente.
