Everyone Says Assembly Is Untyped—Everyone Is Wrong - gingerBill
Summary
A detailed defense of Odin's inline assembler, arguing it's the best in any language. The piece explains Odin's typed, template-based inline assembly, cross-ISA grammar, and semantic checking via rexcode, plus how it handles multi-return values, binding, pins, and width-views. It contrasts this approach with traditional string-based assemblers like GCC/Clang and MSVC, and shows why integration with the host language yields better diagnostics and safety.