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Re: Why assembly programs are faster than HLL programs, despite that the compilers are so advanced? Jevons paradox in pr

Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2019 3:10 pm
by ProMiNick
HLLs designed to solve in realtime things that are cleaner for programmer in designtime. Because of such solving penalty - execution is slower. In final release of HLL products still present rudiments for debugging( and in some java-like HLLs present rudiments for code timings).

And itnithand, I would wish to escape to any HLL from assembly with only one condition: all data should be untyped by default with posibility to be typed, language should be completely opensourced - no linkers, no object files, no compiler directives without source code acessible for manual editing, no macros without sources acessible for manual editing, no meta programming shit - everithing that goes to output file should be controlled by me (I don`t meanyng control for every byte, but I have to be able to replace EVERY sequence of bytes by another sequence, and range of such sequences for replacement should be as wide as possible).
But for now only 2 assemblers matches this condition: FASM & FASMG

Re: Why assembly programs are faster than HLL programs, despite that the compilers are so advanced? Jevons paradox in pr

Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2019 7:54 pm
by lev
The post of itnithand is a quote from reddit (https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/co ... _than_hll/), it's only purpose is to promote three links at the bottom of his post. It's a spam.