I'm using Assembly Language for microprocessor and it is understood that object-oriented programming is not possible with assembly language. Now the question is that that when we want to add some sort of module to a microcontroller i-e ServoMotor to an Arduino we have to create objects. What would I do when I'm using assembly language?
If you want to make program with low-level language, I think you can using AVR Studio and try to figure how servo motor works so you can make program on your own using assembly language
With OOP, you are able to create several objects of the same type, and maintain them quasi-simultaneously. If you want to retain this feature in your assembler programs, e. g. if you want to drive several servomotors with similar properties, you have to write some kind of task scheduler which applies your servomotor routines to the existing servomotors in a cyclic, successive way.
As a low level language youll need to deal with how componenets works, e.g you will need to know how servo motor take input ( analog or digital) then deal with it in the same method you deal with a processor. You will need to return to documentation of each component
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