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Programmers of embedded systems often develop software in assembly code due to critical speed and/or space constraints and inadequate support from compilers. Many embedded applications are being used as a component of an increasing number of critical systems. While achieving high performance for these systems is important, ensuring that these systems execute correctly is vital. One portion of this process is to ensure that code-improving transformations on a program will not change the program's semantic behavior. This paper describes a general approach for validation of many low-level code-improving transformations made either by a compiler or specified by hand.