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Assembly language for processor
Assembler or other languages, that is the question. Why should I learn another language, if I already learned other programming languages? The best argument: while you live in France you are able to get through by speaking English, but you will never feel at home then, and life remains complicated. You can get through with this, but it is rather inappropriate. If things need a hurry, you should use the country's language.
Many people that are deeper into programming AVRs and use higher-level languages in their daily work recommend that beginners start with learning assembly language. The reason is that sometimes, namely in the following cases:
Many people that are deeper into programming AVRs and use higher-level languages in their daily work recommend that beginners start with learning assembly language. The reason is that sometimes, namely in the following cases:
- if bugs have to be analyzed,
- if the program executes different than designed and expected,
- if the higher-level language doesn't support the use of certain hardware features,
- if time-critical in line routines require assembly language portions,
it is necessary to understand assembly language, e. g. to understand what the higher-level language compiler produced. Without understanding assembly language you do not have a chance to proceed further in these cases.
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