and in addition, a simple example why i'm not using a smalltalk
standart selectors.

for loading a value via indirect pointer you might put with my syntax:

val := b loadDword loadDword.  "   load value from memory location
pointed by b, then load value pointed by value  "

same , but using smalltalk standart selectors:

val := self at: (self at: b) .

more complex case:

val := (b loadDword + 4) loadDword

in smalltalk will look like:

val := self at: (self at: b) + 4 .

---

conditional branching smalltalk:

(a > b ) ifTrue: [] ifFalse:[]

my syntax:

(a cmp: b) ifGreater: [] else: []
or
a = b ifGreater: [] else: []

--
checking for a zero:
( a := b - 1 ) ifZero: [] ..

smalltalk:
a := b - 1.
a = 0 ifTrue: [] ..

-- 
there also branching selectors like ifCarry, ifOverflow which don't
have a meaning in smalltalk at all.