Syntax
This section describes the syntax of assembly language statements. It consists of these topics:
Assembly Language Statements
Types of assembly language statements.
Statement Syntax
Syntax of an assembly language statement.
Symbols
A symbol is a group of characters that represents a value, such as an address, numeric constant, string constant, or character constant.
Constants
Supported constants.
Expressions
As different processors use different operators, the assembler uses an expression syntax similar to that of the C language. Expressions use C operators and follow C rules for parentheses and associativity.
Comments
Different ways to specify comments.
Data Alignment
The assembler's default alignment is on a natural boundary for the data size and for the target processor family.
Related information
Directives
Macros
GNU Compatibility