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MenuetOS is an example of an OS written entirely in Assembly. Is there any advantage to writing it in Assembly instead of a low-level programming language such as C?
Started by Lawand on
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Optimized assembly....
Presumably you can write a compact portability.
On the other hand, if you're writing code for a robot, Assembly would be very useful.
As close to the machine as you can get, so using Assembly is not going to help.
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Chrysler Group LLC announced today that it will add about 1,800 jobs at its Belvidere Assembly Plant. The hiring includes workers for a third crew and hundreds of jobs the company needs to fill by the third quarter of 2012 for production of the Dodge ...
Started by TerryMason on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at jeepz):
That's great news! Too bad I don't live closer, I could use a new job that pays more and is full time.
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In brief:
Is it ever excusable to have assembly names and class names stored in the database? Does it break the layers of an application for the data layer to have explicit knowledge of the internals of the business layer?
Full explanation:
I have a boot...
Started by freshr on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Again, this is not compiler checked, as you.
I wouldn't, you store your assembly/class names in your config file.
It's perfectly acceptable to store configuration info including assembly/class names in the database.
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I've always wanted to learn assembly, but there seems to be a jungle of assembly-related information out there that is difficult to interpret. I haven't just been able to google "learn assembly" and get going.
First, there are two types of syntax: Intel...
Started by stalepretzel on
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What type should you learnThe whole point of assembly is that you're coding by directly using the CPUs basic instruction set know one "assembly" and get the....
The more jobs you do the more you learn.
You need to do the job.
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I know this might seem like a duplicate post... but precisely what I am trying to compare here is the developers getting driven by zeal to create great web apps and profitable apps... to the spirit of the retro
In the noise of web development, functional...
Started by Abhishek Mishra on
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As a primary skill, I would say no because you typically won't see assembly on a job descriptionAs just a developer, learning Assembly language may not be a very good investment for you applications), Assembly probably isn....
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I decided to learn the Assembly language. The main reason to do so resides in being able to understand deassembled code and maybe being able to write more efficient parts of code(for example, through c++), doing somethings like code caves, etc. I saw ...
Started by devoured elysium on
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The assembly you would write by hand and the ....
But you'll have fun with MASM.
Or ARM assembly languages (not that they're all that crucial themselves in most real-life jobs these daysStart with MASM32 and from there look at FASM.
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Many claim that, when performance is at a premium, it's sufficient to write and compile C code to get near-optimal code that is additionally quite portable. I don't see much of a assembly / assembler discussion on stackoverflow (about 0,3% of the questions...
Started by Omeoe on
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Assembly....
Assembly is used everyday job I think that anyone that is writing software would benefit from knowing assembly.
I still work in assembly language regularly as part of my job.
Architecture or another.
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Often one of the main reasons given for learning C is that it brings you closer to programming at a low level which gives you insights into how things really work in higher level languages.
I've been programming in various Assembly flavors for awhile ...
Started by Simucal on
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I think the most important reason why you Assembly to do something, and ....
Maybe not...but it won't hurt to learn it :) I personally learned x86 assembly before C and my assembly knowledge made it easier for me to grasp C pointers.
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Quote: : When Barack Obama joined Silicon Valley’s top luminaries for dinner in California last February, each guest was asked to come with a question for the president.
But as Steven P. Jobs of Apple spoke, President Obama interrupted with an inquiry...
Started by superunknown23 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at projectcovo):
This is how capitalism works Steve Jobs is a cunt....or was a cunt.
I have highest respect for people that take those jobs and earn minimum wages with that.
And 30min lunch) job before.
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Thought this was worthy of a read
http://digg.com/newsbar/topnews/apple_s_jobs_to_obama_jobs_aren_t_coming_back_to_u_s
"Apple's Jobs to Obama: "jobs aren't coming back" to U.S.
By CHARLES DUHIGG and KEITH BRADSHER
The New York Times
Published: Monday,...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at teamwarfare):
Do they have an EPA? Probably that manufacturing jobs are slowly coming back to America because our standard of living is dropping like that manufacturing jobs are....
At China and understand why they have all the manufacturing jobs.
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