[The Alchemist]

Just read the whole thing... Gathered a lot of knowledge from it... Thanks for sharing...

[Frooxius]

Thanks for the comments :3 I would also like to say, just as a brief related insight into my projects, I'm working on a book called "Make your own processor", which basically teach you the way processors work, by making your own one (albeit simple one), from the scratch, from the design over the compiler for the language and emulator, to designing a hardware chip.

I'll make a specific topic for this later, but I'm just letting you know for now, so you have (maybe) something to look forward to :3

[Shining White]

how the fuck i miss this thread :/ , still there is something to learn in there , just quick read ,
I asking you to post more about ASM

[Frooxius]

What ASM posts are you interested about?

[Pain]

Well to be honest this is one of the place i have seen they talk about Assembly without people asking you if you really know the meaning of what you're asking or try to blow you down .

[steph676]

Thanks for making this post, this is perfect for me.

[Frooxius]

Well to be honest this is one of the place i have seen they talk about Assembly without people asking you if you really know the meaning of what you're asking or try to blow you down .

What do you mean? Places where they try to make you look like a fool that will never understand something as insanely complicated as assembly programming, because you're not a genius like them?

Yeah that's bollocks. Assembler is essentially quite simple and if explained properly, anyone can really understand it. I guess these people just want to make themselves look smart that they know something you apparently won't ever grasp, but that's just pretentious nonsense :3 One Albert Einstein's quote comes to mind: "If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough." :-)

[_g0d]

Reading this tutorial now, hoping I can learn from it!

[darkv0id]

I enjoyed reading this very much, wonderful post friend.

[strand93]

Wow this is great, I started programming with C# a few weeks ago and I really wanna learn more about how the CPU and computer in general works, I just dont wanna learn to code, I wanna understand what happens on the small levels of the CPU while code is being executed. This is great, thanks!