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Everyone Says Assembly Is Untyped—Everyone Is Wrong
Summary
This post argues against the notion that assembly languages are untyped, highlighting Odin's inline assembler as a superior, typed alternative. The piece discusses its unique features, such as unified syntax, named arguments, and robust semantic diagnostics.
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