High Level Assembly

High Level Assembly (HLA) is a programming language created by Randall Hyde. It is designed to be a high-level alternative to traditional assembly languages. HLA is a structured, statically typed language that uses a simple, C-like syntax. It supports both procedures and functions, and has a rich set of data types. HLA also provides a powerful macro system that allows the programmer to define new language constructs. HLA programs are compiled to native code, which makes them very fast. The language has been used to write a number of high-performance applications, including the Doom 3 game engine. Randall Hyde has also written a book, "The Art of Assembly Language Programming", which is an excellent resource for learning this language.