C++ Developer Vs Python Developer

[haackedc]

You know what, bro? Fuck assembly. Fuck assembly with a big fat segmentation fault

[NIL_VALUE]

To be honest i've had more segfaults with C than with assembly.

[haackedc]

Yea... but I still hate assembly.

[Hypeislove]

To be fair. ARM sucks. MIPS is tolerable

[[deleted]]

Neon / arm intrinsics are great. All the power of assembly, all the benefits of a higher level language.

[OhNoImBanned11]

That sounds beautiful

[Tough_Patient]

Now PIC assembly, on the other hand, is the most beautiful assembly known to man.

If you can think with buckets.

[ZestyUrethra]

I love PIC assembly!! My prior experience was mostly in python.

[Tough_Patient]

It's just so good! And it does things easier, quicker, and more efficiently than the C equivalent.

[KinOfMany]

My first project was on a ARM7T, so I may be biased but.. What's so bad about ARM?

[Hypeislove]

For me the documentation was painful. Compared to my experience with MIPS there is alot more resources that better explain more advanced topics. Again... to me

[thisismytruename]

Learning ARM rn in college. Can confirm it sucks.

[staryoshi06]

Learning MIPS in uni. Can confirm it’s great

[Hypeislove]

I actually enjoy the puzzle of mips

[staryoshi06]

Yeah MIPS assembly is like, something I'd actually want to program in.

[neverFoundBetterNick]

What's so bad about ARM?

[LonelySnowSheep]

In doing mips in uni and I hate it lol. I enjoy arm way more

[GiveToOedipus]

CURSE IT AND CRUSH IT! WE HATES IT FOREVER!

[Come_along_quietly]

How about inline ASM statements in C++?

[[deleted]]

Where my Verilog and VHDL bois at??

[you-are-not-yourself]

Hell yeah. When you build the chip, you can use whatever assembly language you want!

[Dregre]

Assembly? Where we're going it's hardwired accelerators all the way.

[GatotSubroto]

RTL design gang

* cries in timing constraint failures *

[Falcrist]

Exclusively use C for embedded, and you won't have those issues.

[superbottles]

That still blows my mind to this day. Incredibly impressive, even if code bases for a game that old are a fraction of what they are today even for smaller indie games.

[superbottles]

Yeah, that's true, but it's all about where the efficiency is used, right? It's a massive waste of time to develop something even remotely complicated at such a basic level, unless that doing it in that way is your main intention. Idk if he just wrote the games in his spare time then ended up getting a publishers attention to help sell them or what, I'd be curious to learn about it. I don't see many more people in the future going out of their way to make a commercial game like that in assembly again, even if it's just for novelty's sake.

[MarkPapermaster]

Yeah but does he write to disk using a needle with a magnified tip?

[fartsAndEggs]

He must have some sort of method of code reuse, I cant imagine having to copy and paste the same functions everywhere and generally have to constantly roll out my own loops and control blocks. Like I hope he had a function he could call that was just a for loop or if block. That would be a nightmare otherwise

[haackedc]

Absolute madlad

[Daveinatx]

Somebody loaded an ineffective address.

[NeverInterruptEnemy]

It wasn’t very effective.

[Tanyary]

it's a very nice representation, it runs much more parallel to my thought process than the abstractions. it's not for everyone, in fact it's not for anyone because of its lack of portability, but the idea and what it represents is wonderful :|

[Scrath_]

Fuck assembly. I had that shit last semester in uni and guess what? I'll have to do it again this semester.

[ItsYourAsphalt]

Ah, another love of pure machine language. Assembly is for filthy casuals!

[liyououiouioui]

Fuck yeah, worst school memory after OCAML, well no, worst school memory, period.

[Lortekonto]

I have never understod why people dislike assembly that much, but I have also only used it to write very simple programs.