This doesn't make any sense. This would mean that my C code compiled for a Cortex-M0 is low level, but for my x86 laptop is not. Or even more stupid, that the same assembly code running in an old 386 is low level, but for an i7 isn't.
Low level is about how close to talking to the CPU you are, not about how close to the silicon you are. The CPU is a black box and the programmer communicates with it. What that box does inside doesn't matter.
Low level is about how close to talking to the CPU you are, not about how close to the silicon you are. The CPU is a black box and the programmer communicates with it. What that box does inside doesn't matter.