Assembly Language Reimagined: Programming the Intel x64 Microprocessor in Linux
by John Schwartzman
Glossary
ABI ABI stands for Application Binary Interface. It is a set of hardware-specific rules that allow different pieces of software to communicate with one another.
abstraction Abstraction refers to the hiding of detail. High-level languages hide the details of the computer hardware from the programmer. Assembly language throws the details right back in your face.
algorithm An algorithm is a technique or recipe for solving a problem. Algorithms are translated into programming languages.
alias An alias is an abbreviation for a Linux command. It can also include command line options, and it is used in the command line interface (CLI). The statement \command will execute the unaliased version of command.
API API stands for Application Programming ...
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