You performance freaks should love this one.
I didnt think it could be done, but when I looked at the code, it kind of dawned on me... doh :)
Anyway, the code is not mine.
I found it on psc.
http://www.planetsourcecode.com/vb/s...DE%5F118305410
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You performance freaks should love this one.
I didnt think it could be done, but when I looked at the code, it kind of dawned on me... doh :)
Anyway, the code is not mine.
I found it on psc.
http://www.planetsourcecode.com/vb/s...DE%5F118305410
Yes, I also found it some time ago at Planet Source Code.
Good isnt it ?
HEY!
Plenderj, you forgot to say who told you about that code :p
Nice done indeed. A nice example of getting the most out of VB!
Yeah, but it was me who told Plenderj about it in that thread about programming languages :p
He just 'forgot' to mention that :)
Wow, I might even be starting a whole new era for VB and everyone thinks HE started it! I HATE YOU PLENDERJ!!! :p
(ok so maybe I over-reacted a bit...)
eh ?
I dont remember you saying anything to me ....
But then again I dont even remember how I got home last night ;)
ASM was the first language since they programmed in opcodes directly, what makes you think you was there starting it? :pQuote:
Originally posted by Jotaf98
Wow, I might even be starting a whole new era for VB and everyone thinks HE started it! I HATE YOU PLENDERJ!!! :p
(ok so maybe I over-reacted a bit...)
lol :)
yep, that was a whole new era, but we had too many of them to notice anything:p
Hehe lol :)
You got it all wrong: it's a new era for VB... in-line assembler! :p
no it's not inline asm, it's actually asm-script, no not even that, machinecode script because you execute runtime machinecode
Even still though this is cool !
The things that could be done ....
.... and just wait till .NET and none of it will work :eek:
no it's not and you definitely misunderstood everything :p
Hehe well, the example used APIs so I don't think that a new VB version will make it stop working :p
What would you use this for? The only area where I think it would be useful is fast graphics routines (for games and painting programs) :)
Well you could use it for doing anything fast .... or any low-level things !
dumbasses :P
Ah shag off kedaman ;)
Kids, kids, please... :rolleyes:
Ok... if anyone uses this, please post here the code because I'd love to see someone understand that sample :) The guy may be a genius but he's not very organized and probably never heard about "comments" :p
(Did any of you ever look at a code sample made by me? It's 90% comments and 10% code! :D )
Well if we just get an x86 machine code compiler, then we could do stuff easily
"Easily" :p
Yeah easily :)
Hey I'm reading a 3-pages article on assembler, it teaches you asm in 2 hours or so :)
It's very good, if anyone's interested I can post a link ;)
*sticks up hand*
I'm interested!
Just go download Art Of Assembly. Its the best book on ASM availible. Its about 1500 pages (its a textbook, that was never published, as far as I know). You can find it if you do a search on google or yahoo.
Z.
Yes, the article I mentioned is a bit too hard :)
(Can't see how I'd use that in a real ASM program :D )
ASM in 2 hours...
If you can do that, I will give up my work immediately!!!
ASM is the fine art of programming. It's a language where you can afford to apply GOTO statements, whow!
Intel 80x86, Motorola 68x, Microchip PICxxx, IBM S/370 for mainframe, etc. This is yet a small list of some systems that aquire different assemblers. I'm doing the thing yet 6 years and I'm still learning newer stuff. So if one says that you can learn the assembly language in 2 hours...
Hehe yeah, it only teaches you the basics: goto thingies, pointers, registries, how to make ifs and loops and all :)