When a compiler compiles my code in text form, it converts the text code to a low level code, in the case of the GCC in codeblocks, assembly.
Can I run this compiled program directly on my machine, without needing the windows operating system?
Is the .exe a compiled file with the built-in assembly instructions to my program?
How does Windows run assembly programs if it is already a giant assembly program?
If a assembly language program is in bytecode, why when I record a PIC with a PIC burner, I write hexacode to it?
The x64 architecture is a new architecture with new instructions, but that still have the x86 instructions with it? True or false?
How do I read the low level code generated by my compiler?