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I was very surprised when I'd discovered that the assembly in the Linux kernel sources for x86 was written in the AT&T syntax and the assembly for ARM was not. I always thought that the AT&T syntax was supposed to be independent from an architecture.


"Architecture independent assembly language". Just say that out loud and set it sink in for a moment. Anyways, glad that there's no AT&T abomination for ARM, too.


And web assembly is written in some kind of weird lisp inspired s expression format.


WebAssembly is really WebBytecode. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WebAssembly




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