Why Learning GAS Gives You Broad Assembly Power
GAS is a powerful assembler because it supports many CPU architectures through GNU Binutils, including x86, ARM, RISC-V, MIPS, and PowerPC. On x86, it supports both Intel and AT&T syntax. GAS works closely with GCC, Clang, GDB, `ld`, `objdump`, and `readelf`, making it ideal for systems programming, compilers, operating systems, cross-compilation, and low-level development.
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