Clarify text format standardization. #73
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See discussion on #65 which led to this. |
| [binary format](V1.md#binary-format), see notes there. | ||
| * The text format will be standardized, but only for tooling purposes: | ||
| * Compilers will support this format for `.S` and inline assembly. | ||
| * Debuggers and profilers will represent disassembled binaries using this |
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"represent" is a loaded word; how about s/represent disassembled binaries/present binary code/?
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The latest patch addresses @lukewagner and @kripken's comments. |
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lgtm, thanks. |
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