Can OOP Functions and Classes Be Added to Assembly Language via a Modern Assembler?Theoretical Possibility: Yes, But It's Complex

Assembly language does not natively support object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts because it operates at the instruction and architecture level. ...

Science Between Past and Present: It’s Time to Liberate Knowledge from the Shackles of Certificates

In the past, the path to knowledge was clearly defined: School, university, certificate, job. There was no other way to acquire knowledge, nor any m...

Programming Languages No One Expected to Succeed... Yet They Dominated the Tech World!

Over the past forty years, the world of programming has witnessed astonishing developments. Some programming languages that started out stumbling —...

Why This ARM64 Assembly Program Runs in WSL but Not on Windows 11 ARM (Snapdragon X Elite)

With the rise of high-performance ARM-based laptops like those powered by the Snapdragon X Elite, many developers are experimenting with native ARM64 ...

Are There Easier Alternatives to AT&T and Intel Syntax in Assembly Language? A Comprehensive Overview

Assembly language is a low-level programming language used for precise control over the processor and memory. It is very close to machine code. Most p...

Do All Compilers Support Modern x86 Instructions? And Are They Actually Used in Programming?

In the world of low-level programming, especially when dealing with architectures like x86 and x86_64, a common and important question arises: Do all ...

Official Announcement: Launching the Project I Dreamed of for 25 Years — A New Infrastructure for Programming Technologies Inspired by LLVM, with a Different Approach

At last, the dream begins to take shape. Yesterday, I officially launched the first steps of a personal project that I have envisioned for over 25 yea...

A Forgotten Gem: The Power and Simplicity of GLPro – A Multimedia Programming Language Ahead of Its Time

In the 1990s, I worked extensively with a remarkable multimedia scripting language known as GRASP, which was later renamed GLPro. This language, devel...

From CISC to RISC: Why Did Processor Design Shift from Complex to Simple Instructions?Introduction

When discussing processor architecture, two key terms often arise in the history of computer engineering: CISC: Complex Instruction Set Computer RISC:...

The Future of RISC-V CPUs: Competitiveness, Industry Adoption, and Global Manufacturing

The RISC-V instruction set architecture (ISA) is emerging as a serious contender in the global computing industry. Developed as an open-source alterna...

What Is the Best GPU Ever Created in Terms of Speed and Performance?

In the world of Graphics Processing Units (GPUs), determining the “best” GPU is quite complex, as it heavily depends on use case, budget, and spec...

From Nanometers to Angstroms: Are We Reaching the Limits of CPU Miniaturization?

The mantra "smaller is better" has driven the semiconductor industry for decades. Shrinking transistor sizes allows more of them to fit on a single ch...