Post number #1028101, ID: e901d8
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I just have a really big hard on for low level software and really-highly-optimized stuff. x86 assembly seems fun, but there's a lot of archaic stuff that doesn't seem present in arm or risc-v assembly. Thoughts?
Post number #1028103, ID: 23812f
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lol
Post number #1028116, ID: e5dca4
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laugh out loud
Post number #1028138, ID: 19b1b7
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I just don't know. I got a book from the university library on this stuff but I can never focus long enough
Post number #1028146, ID: 0c444c
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I don't know either. The only experience I have with assembly is TIS100.
Post number #1028205, ID: f6e799
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I don't know, no experience with assembly
Post number #1028230, ID: 0e680c
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iono, no exp
Post number #1028293, ID: b9a523
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I tried it once and found it fun but didn't get anywhere - it was a ton of work to interface with anything outside of basic CPU functions and memory. x86 definitely seems like it'd be even more complex without much more reward
Post number #1028294, ID: b9a523
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I tried it once and found it fun but didn't get anywhere - it was a ton of work to interface with anything outside of basic CPU functions and memory. x86 definitely seems like it'd be even more complex without much more reward
Post number #1028335, ID: b1992b
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Just play TIS100 or any of the Zachtronic games, op. That'll satisfy your need.
Post number #1028345, ID: fa9e55
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>>1028335 don't listen to this useless advice.
learn real assembly if you got the drive for it because it's 1000 times more rewarding and purposeful than "satisfying your needs" with a video game.
Post number #1028352, ID: 227753
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>>1028345 You can sastisfy my need if you know what I mean ;)
Post number #1028354, ID: 19b1b7
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>>1028352 ; ) *kiss* cute comment from a cute gurl
Post number #1028388, ID: b1992b
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>>1028345 Spoken by someone who's never had their needs satisfied ;)
Seriously though, sometimes you just need to mess around. Playing a game for that is fine and better than doing nothing at all.
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| I just have a really big hard on for low level software and really-highly-optimized stuff. x86 assembly seems fun, but there's a lot of archaic stuff that doesn't seem present in arm or risc-v assembly. Thoughts?