Assemblers are for hiding your work , not for faster code .

werty · 2007-01-06T01:39:26+00:00

Everyone who uses assembly wants to put opcodes together to make more powerful Macros or Primatives , but if they do , you'd see that pattern everywhere , makes hacking faster , C++ has the same advantage , but by bloating . You see C++ pattern , but its 2megabytes !! Forth did the opposite , you can create primatives of a fewopcodes in minutes and and "leverage" your code . Leveraging is nice because it rids you of the mess/details/rules of each opcode . If i code a Cmp ...Branch= many times , why not make it aprimative . Now it looks =? When i type it , it asks for a symbolicaddress . Thats power ! Now create 100 of these and you are assembling code , but from a "high" level !! A high level assembler ! That will confuse I.T. dept !! I like software because it can be simplified and standardized , so there is no longer any arguements ... There is no arg' about structured programming . OOP is not structured . Another thing to speed up software is nix the English Text . Computers dont know English , so why not speak its language so you do less bugs ... Graphical User Interface GUI , has nothing to do with English ... I am the worlds greatest systems programmer .... of your "input" to speed up coding . But those Primatives will stand out , if hacker disassembles your work ..

Jan 06, 2007 41 Replies

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Ian Bell 19 years ago

I am sorry, your reply makes no sense. The language you used is incapable of expressing what you wish to say.

Ian

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PeteS 19 years ago

And even if you did, there's little enough chance of making any sense of it, apparently ;)

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