Assembly.Net
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Good morning. Did anyone know there are Assembly.net language in dot net suits? thanks Ala Qunaibi :-O
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Good morning. Did anyone know there are Assembly.net language in dot net suits? thanks Ala Qunaibi :-O
alaquniabi wrote:
Good morning.
Good night! (It's 2 am here, and I have yet to go to sleep) :)
alaquniabi wrote:
Did anyone know there are Assembly.net language in dot net suits?
.NET doesn't support assembly language. The closest to it is IL (intermediate language, to what managed languages are compiled), but is much higher level than assembly language. If you are asking if you can program in assembly language in .NET, you can't. .NET languages are designed to be cross-platform (not always so), and assembly language by definition is platform-specific. If you want to write a device driver (see your thread below), you won't escape from using/learning x86 assembly language or C++, with no .NET.
Luis Alonso Ramos Intelectix Chihuahua, Mexico
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alaquniabi wrote:
Good morning.
Good night! (It's 2 am here, and I have yet to go to sleep) :)
alaquniabi wrote:
Did anyone know there are Assembly.net language in dot net suits?
.NET doesn't support assembly language. The closest to it is IL (intermediate language, to what managed languages are compiled), but is much higher level than assembly language. If you are asking if you can program in assembly language in .NET, you can't. .NET languages are designed to be cross-platform (not always so), and assembly language by definition is platform-specific. If you want to write a device driver (see your thread below), you won't escape from using/learning x86 assembly language or C++, with no .NET.
Luis Alonso Ramos Intelectix Chihuahua, Mexico
Not much here: My CP Blog!
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Hey man! That's real programing for real programers! :laugh:
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Hey man! That's real programing for real programers! :laugh:
Nah. Real programming is writing the IL manually with a hex editor.
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Nah. Real programming is writing the IL manually with a hex editor.
Graham Bradshaw wrote:
Nah. Real programming is writing the IL manually with a hex editor.
bah, real programmers use Plain English Compiler... ;P
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