[dopamine]

I've never had an interest in Assembly, but i know how assembly works and what it is. It is a direct translation of machine code. push/pop/jmp/mov/etc all directly relate to a specific line of machine code. You can take a line of ASM and convert it by hand, to machine code if you know the corresponding values. all it does is make things easier to remember, so you use mov instead of 01001000 (for example).

So telling me, that you dont know how the processor works - makes me wonder how you could possibly understand how to develop applications for it at that level. but ya never know, MAYBE its possible.

But its statements like "I don't need to know how C code gets translated to ASM." that make me think you dont really have a clue.

And yes, I have written code in machine language (1's and 0's) for a uni course. so while I might not know ASM - I do understand the concepts at that level.

Why do I need to know how C gets translated to ASM? Name one good reason.

So you can't even Reverse engineer? What good of a coder are you if you can't even debug your own native code...

Go pick up a x86 ASM book.