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Started by ddragos, January 05, 2012, 06:45:05 AM

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ddragos

Hello.
I am here to establish a link to the assembler community.

My reasons are:
1. To learn "programming the machine".

2. The lack of real understanding of the computer while doing programming.
Because of high level languages we think we program "top notch" but that is a lie.
Take for example http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/sasha/archive/2011/10/17/simd-optimized-c-code-in-visual-studio-11.aspx
Only in visual studio 11 will this be implemented.

3. My dream is to be, in my belief, a truly complete programmer and make my own machine and software before I die.

I am working as "help of programmer"( because I have no university degree) and I mainly program in c++.
I like computers, electronic music and I'm quite a loner in day to day life.

dedndave

Quote...I'm quite a loner in day to day life.

perfect
assembly language was made just for you   :bg

welcome to the forum   :U

jj2007

Quote from: ddragos on January 05, 2012, 06:45:05 AM
3. My dream is to be, in my belief, a truly complete programmer and make my own machine and software before I die.

We can help with that, surely, but consider adding some other things to the list (barbecue parties, good sex, rock concerts, ...).

Welcome to the Forum :thumbu

vanjast

Quote from: ddragos on January 05, 2012, 06:45:05 AM
1. To learn "programming the machine".
Welcome to the machine

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2. Only in visual studio 11 will this be implemented.
They lied to you again

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3. My dream is to be, in my belief, a truly complete programmer and make my own machine and software before I die.
You will die before you do that..

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I like computers,... and I'm quite a loner in day to day life.
We can help you... take a seat
:bg

vanjast

Quote from: ddragos on January 05, 2012, 06:45:05 AM
I am working as "help of programmer"( because I have no university degree)
Look up 'Reading Your Degree'.. this is exactly how it was done 100s of years ago.
This modern concept of 3/4+ yr degrees is BS... After 4 yrs you might have a piece of paper, but you'll know sweet F.. all - a bit of experience always helps.
:U