Ask me about assembly programming

**ninja9578** · 08-13-2008 08:45 PM

Very few people still know how to program in assembly. That's mostly reserved for low level guys where speed and small footprints are critical.

Assembly is still used extensively in gaming, OS development, supercomputer, and embedded systems.

I would consider myself fluent in both Intel and MIPS assembly, but not AT&T or SPARC. So if you have questions about assembly (both by itself or inline assembly in C*) ask away.

**tkdyo** · 09-12-2008 11:01 PM

I dont have a question, but I just want to go on record saying one of my required electrical engineering classes was all assembly programming on a micro-processor and it SUUCCKKKEEEDDD, but I still got a B, lol

**Sandform** · 09-13-2008 02:36 AM

Can you make a dancing monkey with your skills?

**ninja9578** · 09-13-2008 02:41 AM

Originally Posted by tkdyo

I dont have a question, but I just want to go on record saying one of my required electrical engineering classes was all assembly programming on a micro-processor and it SUUCCKKKEEEDDD, but I still got a B, lol

Probably a MIPS processor right?

Originally Posted by Sandform

Can you make a dancing monkey with your skills?

Of course, I can put assembly into a Lego NXT Brick and make it dance.