| Sometimes referred to as
assembly or
ASL,
an assembly language is the low-level programming
language designed for a specific processor.
Assembly
language uses structured commands
as substitutions for numbers
allowing humans to read
the code more easily than looking at binary. Although easier to read than binary, the assembly language is still a difficult language and often substituted for a higher language such as C. Below is a mov ax,4C00h
int 21h
- See our debug routines page for other of low-level assembly code and additional information about what each routine does.
Also see: 2GL,
Assembler, Low-level
language, Machine language, Programming
definitions
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