Question

What are the advantages of a language processor system in which compiler produces assembly language rather than machine language?

Answer 1

 







By language I’m guessing you mean some sort of human readable language such as an object file or assembly language file, rather than either hex or straight binary. So yes, there are definitely benefits to it for the reason of debugging and optimizing. Such as with GCC you can set flag -S to write readable assembly to the output file. Other options will let you restrict the toolchain from linking so that you can focus on the functions that you wrote, or you can embed your source into the output file, to see how the compiler uses your source file.

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