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Originally Posted by v0id
Assembly is a great language and really interesting, you shall really look forward to it, TheComputerMaster. Do you already know which assemblers you're going to use? I'm just curious...
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I have no idea. Do you think that makes a difference?
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Originally Posted by G_Morgan
The most important thing with assembly is establish some conventions with how you use the various pieces of the architecture. Where are your returns going to be stored, what are you going to use different registers for, etc.
It's really not that difficult. Really it's like C with more book keeping involved (like the need to manually assign registers to variables or assign space on the stack if you have too many variables). I'd just write out your algorithms in pseudocode and then think about where everything goes.
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I don't know any C or C++ or C# :s