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I would like to see x86asm supported as a highlighted language.

It is already supported by highlight.js, and there are more than 15,000 questions in the x86 tag alone and thousands more in variants such as x86-64. The tag is active with a rich variety of beginner and advanced questions and the tag wiki is a work of art curated by SO titan Peter Cordes among others.

That's more questions than some languages which are already supported, e.g., less with ~7,000 questions.

Finally, x86asm has a very simple syntax, so if the highlight.js implementation is good it should be a fairly lightweight thing to include.

I would like to see x86 asm (Intel syntax) supported as a highlighted language.

It is already supported by highlight.js as x86asm, and there are more than 15,000 questions in the x86 tag alone and thousands more in variants such as x86-64. The tag is active with a rich variety of beginner and advanced questions and the tag wiki is a work of art curated by SO titan Peter Cordes among others.

That's more questions than some languages which are already supported, e.g., less with ~7,000 questions.

Finally, x86asm has a very simple syntax, so if the highlight.js implementation is good it should be a fairly lightweight thing to include.

I would like to see x86asm supported as a highlighted language.

It is already supported by highlight.js, and there are more than 15,000 questions in the x86 tag alone and thousands more in variants such as x86-64.

That's more questions than some languages which are already supported, e.g., less with ~7,000 questions.

Finally, x86asm has a very simple syntax, so if the highlight.js implementation is good it should be a fairly lightweight thing to include.

I would like to see x86asm supported as a highlighted language.

It is already supported by highlight.js, and there are more than 15,000 questions in the x86 tag alone and thousands more in variants such as x86-64. The tag is active with a rich variety of beginner and advanced questions and the tag wiki is a work of art curated by SO titan Peter Cordes among others.

That's more questions than some languages which are already supported, e.g., less with ~7,000 questions.

Finally, x86asm has a very simple syntax, so if the highlight.js implementation is good it should be a fairly lightweight thing to include.

I would like to see x86asm supported as a highlighted language.

It is already supported by highlight.js, and there are more than 15,000 questions in the x86 tag alone and thousands more in variants such as x86-64.

That's more questions than some langs which are already supported, e.g., less with ~7,000 questions.

Finally, x86asm has a very simple syntax, so if the highlight.js implementation is good it should be a fairly lightweight thing to include.

I would like to see x86asm supported as a highlighted language.

It is already supported by highlight.js, and there are more than 15,000 questions in the x86 tag alone and thousands more in variants such as x86-64.

That's more questions than some languages which are already supported, e.g., less with ~7,000 questions.

Finally, x86asm has a very simple syntax, so if the highlight.js implementation is good it should be a fairly lightweight thing to include.