What is the difference between machine instruction and pseudo instruction (directive ) in
assembly language programming ?
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EQU assignment the memory address to the symbol. The instructions on the other hand are given for the processor. ... These are translated by the assembler for the processor. The instructions are executed at run time whereas the directives are used by the assembler at the time of the code assembly.
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EQU assignment the memory address to the symbol. The instructions on the other hand are given for the processor. ... These are translated by the assembler for the processor. The instructions are executed at run time whereas the directives are used by the assembler at the time of the code assembly.
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