我只能回答为什么我个人不经常用汇编编写程序，主要原因是这样做比较乏味。此外，我认为在没有立即注意到的情况下，更容易把事情搞砸。例如，你可能在一个例程中改变了使用寄存器的方式，但在另一个地方却忘记了这一点。它会很好地组装起来，直到很久以后你才会注意到。

也就是说，我确实认为组装仍然有有效的用途。例如，我有许多非常优化的汇编例程来处理大量数据，使用SIMD并遵循偏执的“每一个比特都是神圣的”[引用V.Stob]方法。(但请注意，简单的程序集实现通常比编译器为您生成的要糟糕得多。)

跟我们不再去外面厕所的原因一样，也跟我们不再说拉丁语和阿拉姆语的原因一样。

技术的出现使事情变得更容易，更容易获得。

编辑——为了不冒犯别人，我删除了某些词语。

我“过去”写了很多汇编程序，我可以向你保证，当我用高级语言写程序时，我的效率要高得多。

因为事情总是这样:时间流逝，美好的东西也会消逝:(

但是当你编写asm代码时，这与编写高级语言的感觉完全不同，尽管你知道它的效率要低得多。这就像你是一个画家:你可以自由地画任何你喜欢的东西，完全没有限制(嗯，只有CPU的功能)……这就是我喜欢它的原因。很遗憾这种语言消失了。但只要有人还记得它并对它进行编码，它就永远不会消亡!

我用汇编编程已经有一个月了。我经常用C写一段代码，然后把它编译成汇编来帮助我。也许我没有充分利用C编译器的优化功能，但似乎我的C asm源包含不必要的操作。所以我开始看到，一个好的C编译器胜过一个好的汇编编码器的说法并不总是正确的。

Anyways, my assembly programs are so fast. And the more I use assembly the less time it takes me to write out my code because it's really not that hard. Also the comment about assembly having poor legibility is not true. If you label your programs correctly and make comments when there is additional elaboration needed you should be all set. In fact in ways assembly is more clear to the programmer because they are seeing what is happening at the level of the processor. I don't know about other programmers but for me I like knowing what's happening, rather than things being in a sort of black box.

With that said the real advantage of compilers is that a compiler can understand patterns and relationships and then automatically code them in the appropriate locations in the source. One popular example are virtual functions in C++ which requires the compiler to optimally map function pointers. However a compiler is limited to doing what the maker of the compiler allows the compiler to do. This leads to programmers sometimes having to resort to doing bizarre things with their code , adding coding time, when they could have been done trivially with assembly.

Personally I think the marketplace heavily supports high level languages. If assembly language was the only language in existence today then their would be about 70% less people programming and who knows where our world would be, probably back in the 90's. Higher level languages appeal to a broader range of people. This allows a higher supply of programmers to build the needed infrastructure of our world. Developing nations like China and India benefit heavily from languages like Java. These countries will fast develop their IT infrastructure and people will become more interconnected. So my point is that high level languages are popular not because they produce superior code but because they help to meet demand in the world's marketplaces.

作为一名大部分时间都在嵌入式编程领域工作的开发人员，我认为汇编语言还远远没有成为一种死亡/过时的语言。有某种接近金属级别的编码(例如，在驱动程序中)有时不能用高级语言准确或有效地表达。我们几乎所有的硬件接口例程都是用汇编程序编写的。

That being said, this assembly code is wrapped such that it can be called from C code and is treated like a library. We don't write the entire program in assembly for many reasons. First and foremost is portability; our code base is used on several products that use different architectures and we want to maximize the amount of code that can be shared between them. Second is developer familiarity. Simply put, schools don't teach assembly like they used to, and our developers are far more productive in C than in assembly. Also, we have a wide variety of "extras" (things like libraries, debuggers, static analysis tools, etc) available for our C code that aren't available for assembly language code. Even if we wanted to write a pure-assembly program, we would not be able to because several critical hardware libraries are only available as C libs. In one sense, it's a chicken/egg problem. People are driven away from assembly because there aren't as many libraries and development/debug tools available for it, but the libs/tools don't exist because not enough people use assembly to warrant the effort creating them.

最后，任何语言都有适用的时间和地点。人们使用他们最熟悉和最有成效的东西。在程序员的程序库中可能总会有汇编的位置，但是大多数程序员会发现他们可以用一种高级语言编写代码，这种语言在更少的时间内几乎同样高效。