how 2 create a software

[Ravadre]

OriginalGriff wrote:

Now, organise the Ones and Zeros so that they fullfill your Idea. Pass the Idea through the Compiler / linker / doobry so that the Computer can understand them. Run the compiled Idea on the Computer.

If you have 0's and 1's why use compiler, organise them is such order that the computer understands them :). Intel books with machine instruction codes can be useful!

[0x3c0]

The sad thing is that I actually have the online versions of those type of Intel manuals bookmarked :-O

[OriginalGriff]

The Compiler converts the Ones and Zeros into blocks of 32 bits, so that the Computer can execute them - I thought everybody knew that!

[OriginalGriff]

I forgot, sorry, that some Computers only use 8 bits, so you will need an AngryCompiler to assemble seven Ones and Zeros together with a Parody bit into a byte before you can execute on those...

[Ravadre]

Everybody also should know that: -blocks of 32bits are still 1's and 0's -fact that cpu's architecture is 32bit doesn't mean it has 32-bits blocks inside, most of instructions inside x86 are 2 byte long (not counting params, fe. most move-if commands are 0x0F 0xXX /r, where /r is register param) -That doesn't stop you to program in machine code by yourself :). Create *.COM file and write pure machine (16-bit though) code with any hex editor :).

[buachaill cliste]

You don't need all that! :) What you need is this[^]!!

[PIEBALDconsult]

Pfft... like that matters.

[riced]

And I've been doing it by hand for the last N years! Wish I'd known about this marvelous machine. :-D

Regards David R

[Mycroft Holmes]

OriginalGriff wrote:

I wish every any company I have worked for had believed that...

Fixed that for you

Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

[Naruki 0]

They just believe you don't need to test so long as you coded it perfectly the first time. There's always plenty of your personal time later to fix any bugs the customer finds.

Codemonkeys don't do it at all. Too busy coding.