TALK

If you're looking for a powerful and flexible assembly language that supports strict and static typing, TALK is definitely worth considering. This language is more than capable of handling complex tasks, such as writing operating system kernels, as it features built-in support for memory management (including malloc and free) and multi-thread management.

To use TALK, you'll need OCaml for building, as well as GCC for actual usage. Once you have these requirements in place, you'll be able to take full advantage of TALK's features and capabilities.

One thing to note in this latest release is a small fix to the assembler, which should help streamline the development process even further. Overall, TALK remains a solid choice for anyone looking to code at a low level and build powerful, robust software that can stand up to even the most demanding tasks.