There are better alternatives than assembly. The Oberon approach would already benefit if low-level code no longer operates behind the compiler's back and instead supports full type checking. My new Micron language provides this.
Sure, in theory we could do NEWP style, where everything needed for lowlevel is provided as intrisics, and Assembly isn't even available.
However this doesn't seem to be a solution that many are keen on going through.
How is Micro doing it?
Sure, in theory we could do NEWP style, where everything needed for lowlevel is provided as intrisics, and Assembly isn't even available.
However this doesn't seem to be a solution that many are keen on going through.
How is Micro doing it?