Same here. Things change with time.
Casey
Same here. Things change with time.
Casey
You didn't get all the fine-print of the quoted statement. Note that it says "ability to handle" assembly language, there, not "actually write the entire thing in it". How would you get your occasional inline assembly hacks done, without the ability to handle assembly language?
-- Hans-Bernhard Broeker (broeker@physik.rwth-aachen.de) Even if all the snow were burnt, ashes would remain.
agreed.
my
assembler
So to be safe, 2% of the members of your coding staff should be familiar with assembler.
With multiple developers, you actually can do okay if some members only know C.
Rufus
Is that required by the standard?
I've got plenty of useful C programs that never need to deal with more than 4KB of data.
Yes to both.
Agreed on both points.
Eric
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