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When I refer to assembler code, I call it ".asm". Others call it "ASM".
In long form, some say "assembly" rather than "assembler" which I think is the proper long form. Which is correct?
"ASM" looks like an acronym to me. For those not in the know, they may run off looking for its definition. Granted, they may have no clue of ".asm" as well.
I like to use .asm because it directly indicates the file type that is used by pretty much all assemblers.
Thoughts welcome.
When I refer to assembler code, I call it ".asm". Others call it "ASM".
In long form, some say "assembly" rather than "assembler" which I think is the proper long form. Which is correct?
"ASM" looks like an acronym to me. For those not in the know, they may run off looking for its definition. Granted, they may have no clue of ".asm" as well.
I like to use .asm because it directly indicates the file type that is used by pretty much all assemblers.
Thoughts welcome.