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Introduce std::utils assembly module #1107

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This PR introduces a std::utils assembly module whose purpose is to hold utility methods. It has initially been created with the is_empty_word method. Usage of this procedure have been replaced in the std library.

@frisitano frisitano changed the title Introduce std::utils assenbly module Introduce std::utils assembly module Oct 16, 2023
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Looks good! Thank you! I left one minor nit inline.

One other thing: could we add a line to the CHNAGELOG about this?

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#! - is_empty_word is a boolean indicating whether INPUT_WORD is empty.
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nit: could we add a cycle count here. I believe this procedure takes 11 cycles.

@frisitano frisitano force-pushed the frisitano-std-asm-utils branch from 31879ff to 4e44645 Compare October 18, 2023 04:45
@frisitano frisitano marked this pull request as ready for review October 18, 2023 04:45
@frisitano frisitano merged commit 775209f into next Oct 18, 2023
@frisitano frisitano deleted the frisitano-std-asm-utils branch October 18, 2023 04:56
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