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Thank you for this breakdown! Really nicely organised and explanative.
I remember when I was a child, my Uncle told me he used to create software using just the numbers 0 and 1. I used to wonder for years what he meant and how until later I learnt in school about binary code and it clicked. Now I love the stuff!
Thanks for your feedback !
Assembler is really amazing, it has that unique vibe when you use it, the feeling of coding close to the metal.
There are some, but there are mostly used for reverse engineering compiled software. If you're coding in binary per se, you either need to write in a hex editor, or use any text editor if you'll be writing in assembler, since the simplicity of the syntax make it more than enough.
A trip down memory lane! I did this stuff in the mid 90's in university. Man I loved this stuff!! Thanks for this post.
Yes, this stuff is a lot of fun !
Interesting post, but why didn't you choose a recent CPU we can try out in practice?! For example an ARM from Raspberry PI or an Intel Core i5 from a PC/laptop would be a great choice...
My choice was based on the tech I use. But I thank you for the idea I'll definitely consider it !