10 Assembler myths

1.Assembler is unportable.
2.Assembler is hard to learn.
3.A compiler can be as fast as assembler.
4.Code is harder to debug within assembler.
5.Assembler does not allow high-level constructs.
6.Assembler requires writing many times more code.
7.Assembler does not support abstraction.
9.You need to know the inner workings of a CPU to write best assembler.
10.Assembler lacks libraries or cannot use foreign interfaces.

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The pro-sepples and pro-assembly contingent of the programming world are wrapped in several impenetrable layers of retardation and symptoms of Asperger syndome. This makes them immune to things like logical arguments, sarcasm, irony, metaphor, and other tools most decent folk have at their disposal.