Assembly - Grammar (Syntax)

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Code - Grammar / Syntax (Lexical) in Assembly.

An Assembly language script is the input expected by an assembler (compiler). The assembler defines then the precise syntax of an assembler script.

Syntax

Every assembler shares a common set of syntax rule that comes from one of this two syntax:

The syntax is assembler dependent and have the following components:

Example:

Script example:

Label1:
        mov ax, bx
        add ax, bx
        jmp Label3
Label2:
        mov ax, cx
...





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