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14. What are the two major reasons why people still write programs using assembly language? (5%) 15. What is a macro in assembly language? What are the differences between a macro call and a procedure call? (10%) 16. Why does the assembly process need two passes? (5%) 17. What is the advantage of dynamic linking? How does a DLL work in Windows system? (5%)

          14. What are the two major reasons why people still write programs using assembly language?
(5%)
15. What is a macro in assembly language? What are the differences between a macro call and a
procedure call? (10%)
16. Why does the assembly process need two passes? (5%)
17. What is the advantage of dynamic linking? How does a DLL work in Windows system? (5%)

14. What are the two major reasons why people still write programs using assembly language?
(5%)
15. What is a macro in assembly language? What are the differences between a macro call and a
procedure call? (10%)
16. Why does the assembly process need two passes? (5%)
17. What is the advantage of dynamic linking? How does a DLL work in Windows system? (5%)

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The two major reasons why people still write programs using assembly language are: a) Performance: Assembly language allows programmers to have fine-grained control over the hardware, which can result in highly optimized and efficient code. This is particularly Show more…

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CSCI 450 - Computer Architecture Thank you. 14. What are the two major reasons why people still write programs using assembly language? What is a macro in assembly language? What are the differences between a procedure call, a macro call, and a function call? Why does the assembly process need two passes? 17. What is the advantage of dynamic linking? How does a DLL work in the Windows system?