Method assemble

python/architecture.py:1774–1799

``assemble`` converts the string of assembly instructions ``code`` loaded at virtual address ``addr`` to the byte representation of those instructions. .. note:: Architecture subclasses should implement this method. Architecture plugins can override this method to provide assembler functi

(self, code: str, addr: int = 0)

		return result

	def assemble(self, code: str, addr: int = 0) -> bytes:
		"""
		``assemble`` converts the string of assembly instructions ``code`` loaded at virtual address ``addr`` to the
		byte representation of those instructions.

		.. note:: Architecture subclasses should implement this method.

		Architecture plugins can override this method to provide assembler functionality. This can be done by
		simply shelling out to an assembler like yasm or llvm-mc, since this method isn't performance sensitive.

		.. note:: It is important that the assembler used accepts a syntax identical to the one emitted by the \
		disassembler. This will prevent confusing the user.

		If there is an error in the input assembly, this function should raise a ValueError (with a reasonable error message).

		:param str code: string representation of the instructions to be assembled
		:param int addr: virtual address that the instructions will be loaded at
		:return: the bytes for the assembled instructions
		:rtype: Python3 - a 'bytes' object; Python2 - a 'bytes' object
		:Example:

			>>> arch.assemble("je 10")
			b'\\x0f\\x84\\x04\\x00\\x00\\x00'
			>>>
		"""
		return NotImplemented

	def is_never_branch_patch_available(self, data: bytes, addr: int = 0) -> bool:
		"""