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"blagh I don't use "cout" I use "system("echo");"
"it's derived from a language called batch"
"you've probably never heard of it" |
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lolerisJoin Date: 2009-02-23
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Omg batch is like 19th century |
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@loleris
Pretty much, yes.
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AlyteJoin Date: 2011-10-24
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no a C++ programmer would probably send you malware because they don't like how you're using "system" |
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You kids and your Operating System specific functions. I still print each character to the screen via hardware interrupts. |
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zars15Join Date: 2008-11-10
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Well that is one innefficient hipster. I bet he is enjoying the lag. |
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@AbsoluteLOL: Teach me please! :3 |
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kubuto2Join Date: 2008-07-16
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Assembly is not fun, it is like someone punching you in the face. |
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@kubuto2: There will be someone somewhere who likes being punched in the face. |
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If any of you batch me in the face, I would much prefer it |
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Assembly isn't that hard if you take your time to learn it.
prntscr.com/2h76ui |
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transIateJoin Date: 2013-06-20
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^^
agreed;
Yes, it really isn't. |
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devTreeJoin Date: 2012-12-26
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Assembly doesn't seem like my type, sorry. |
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ALOL made a FAT12 bootloader. |
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What is the point in Assembly?
It's unlikely one will find oneself using it in a professional job- one would more likely use C, C++, java and other C-stemmed languages like C# and objective C (I don't doubt one may even find oneself using python) for software, and php, html, or even SQL for websites and databases.
I am well aware Assembly is a very low-level language (as it was used a great deal in really old computer systems like the BBC-2 in late seventies/early eighties), but isn't this rather redundant nowadays when C-stemmed languages offer pretty much everything one will need for software development? |
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ASembly Far exploting Roblox |
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@AbsoluteLOL
Rather than internet-sighing at me, why not elaborate why you feel this internet-emotion? |
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If you need to do low level stuff, of have an incredible space limit, assembly is your golden ticket. |
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I can list a reason why thou shalt ASM instead of C(GNU).
A typical operation lasts about 3x more than in ASM.
EOS db 0x00 ;End of String Marker |
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Good compilers will be faster than hand-done assembly (for a reasonably big project of course). Why? The optimizations they do are incredible. |
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@chickenman158
For the work I do, I don't think I'd ever find myself using assembly.
I don't really do incredibly low-level stuff. I think the deepest I've ever gone is copy + pasting opengl source code into my C++ compiler as oppose to using a game engine.
So, say I were to build an operating system (although I doubt I ever will), assembly is a good choice? |
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