What is Assembling

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The lecture defines Assembly Language as an intermediate state that is neither binary nor high-level, but a combination of machine instructions and useful data. The instructor uses a flowchart to show its position between the Compiler and Assembler. The lesson shifts to the Assembler, explaining that it is platform-specific and translates assembly language into relocatable machine code, known as an object file.

Chapters

  1. 0:00 – 2:00 00:00-02:00

    The instructor presents a slide titled "Assembly Language" with bullet points stating it is "neither in binary form nor high level" and is an "intermediate state". He underlines "binary form" and "high level" to emphasize this distinction. He also underlines "intermediate state", "combination", and "machine instructions". On the right, a diagram "STEPS IN A LANGUAGE PROCESSING SYSTEM" shows the flow from HLL through a Preprocessor and Compiler to produce "ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE", which is then input into an "ASSEMBLER". The instructor points to the "COMPILER" and "ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE" sections to illustrate the generation process. He specifically underlines "useful data needed for execution" to explain the composition of assembly language.

  2. 2:00 – 2:17 02:00-02:17

    The slide changes to "Assembler". The text states, "For every platform (Hardware + OS) we will have an assembler" and "They are not universal". The instructor underlines "platform (Hardware + OS)" and "not universal". He explains that the output is an "object file" which translates "assembly language to machine code". The flowchart on the right highlights the "ASSEMBLER" block converting "ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE" into "MACHINE CODE (RELOCATABLE)", reinforcing the translation process described in the text. He underlines "object file" and "translates assembly language to machine code" to stress the output and function.

The video systematically explains the role of Assembly Language and the Assembler within the language processing system. It establishes Assembly Language as a bridge between high-level code and machine code, and defines the Assembler as the specific tool required to convert this intermediate code into executable machine instructions, highlighting the dependency on specific hardware platforms. This connects the theoretical definition of the language to the practical tool used to process it.

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