what is assembily writeing and what is the use of it

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what is assembly writing ? How to do ?

Posted 2-Sep-12 8:23am

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Ed Nutting 2-Sep-12 14:30pm

Please search Google or use MSDN. This is far too broad a question and there is plenty of material on the internet to answer this (in many languages!). (By "assembly" do you mean Assembler Language or (judging from your C# tag) you mean creating Libraries - search C# Libraries. This tutorial may help you a bit: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa288466(v=vs.71).aspx)

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bbirajdar 2-Sep-12 14:34pm

Sorry guy, but neither me nor google have heard of the term 'assembly writing' before today..

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Wendelius · Answer 1 · 2012-09-02T08:32:00

If you mean assembly language, it's (an old) very low level language. The benefit is to have exremely good control over the program and how the processor executes the instructions. The downside typically is that it's tied to the processor architecture.

To read more, visit Assembly language[^]