"Avoid Assembly Language"

[vanjast]

When Windows On ARM is released, x86 programmers might need to learn ARM assembly also

Assemblers aren't that much different from each other... this ones called Thumb and Thumb2.
In going over that lot, I haven't come across a decent Asm IDE package for Thumb.. maybe I've missed it.
:8)

[clive]

In going over that lot, I haven't come across a decent Asm IDE package for Thumb.. maybe I've missed it.

Well, Keil, IAR and Rowley are all quite capable of editing, assembling and running pure assembler. Back in the day Microsoft had Platform Builder, Visual Studio for Embedded. Most of the linux stuff assumes you're using make, but supposedly people are using Eclipse too.

I'm expecting Win8 to be using 32-bit ARM, with hardware floating point, both 32-bit and 64-bit, rather than targeting the Cortex M3 and M4 which are purely Thumb/Thumb2 architectures, the M4 available with a 32-bit (float) FPU.

[baltoro]

I've noticed that Assembly Language Programmers are the best of the best,...
...Except me, of course,...  :dazzled:

My general perception is: if you can do Assembly Programming well,...you can do any higher language like a rock star,...

[clive]

I've noticed that Assembly Language Programmers are the best of the best,...

They certainly have a better idea of how things actually work.

[Force]

I agree with you too

Assembly Language Programmers are better of the best

I dont understand what is their problem with Assembly or Assembly programmers
There are a lot of ppl on internet like him.In my opinion
they are just trying to stop newests who want to learn assembly language

[dedndave]

they fear what they do not understand

[Force]

Right

they fear

Assembly language is a real programing language
programing with Assembly is not insanity
I dont think so anybody is getting insane around here
and I dont think so.... Hutch is planing to build a mentality hospital for us   :bdg

[Gunner]

This is one of my favorite replies I see on many "Mixed" language forums:

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And why assembly? Why not a higher-level language?

My answer would be:

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Because I CAN and YOU CAN'T :-)

[hutch--]

 :bg

> Because I CAN and YOU CAN'T :-)

Yep.  :U

[Force]

It's same for years
I m sure  They will never give up teasing Assembly Programmers