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executable machine code by a
utility program referred to as an
****embler. The term "
****embler" is
generally attributed to Wilkes,
Wheeler and Gill in their...
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****embler in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
****embler may
refer to:
Nobukazu Takemura, avant-garde
electronic musician,
stage name
****embler ****emblers...
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titled 'A
molecular ****embler',
outlined the
operation of the
molecular robot as
effectively a
prototypical molecular ****embler. A
nanofactory is a proposed...
- the "System/360
****embler Language", as the "
****embler" for a
given operating system or platform, or
similar names.
Specific ****emblers were
known by such...
- The
Netwide ****embler (NASM) is an
****embler and dis****embler for the
Intel x86 architecture. It can be used to
write 16-bit, 32-bit (IA-32) and 64-bit...
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containing ****emble All
pages with
titles beginning with
****emble ****embly (disambiguation)
****embler (disambiguation)
Avengers ****emble (disambiguation)...
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Turbo ****embler (sometimes
shortened to the name of the executable, TASM) is an
****embler for
software development published by
Borland in 1989. It runs...
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using inline ****embler. The
following C code
example shows an x86
system call
wrapper in AT&T
****embler syntax,
using the GNU
****embler. Such
calls are...
- GNU
****embler,
commonly known as gas or as, is the
****embler developed by the GNU Project. It is the
default back-end of GCC. It is used to
****emble the...
- A high-level
****embler in
computing is an
****embler for ****embly
language that
incorporate features found in a high-level
programming language. The earliest...
