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I have tried programming the old version version of assembly. Its really hard for me to understand for all the codes are in computer language. I mean not like C or VB, which are in English language. I have to have a book beside me in order to program just a plain box.
So is this still good in the market? Compare to the latest programming languages, what is the standing of Assembly?
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Posted 15 May 2006 - 10:53 AM
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I dont think many people if any at all use assembly to create programs for sale. I think it is mostly used to crack programs now days.
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Posted 16 May 2006 - 11:10 AM
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Lop said:
I dont think many people if any at all use assembly to create programs for sale. I think it is mostly used to crack programs now days.
Yes, this is how a lot of crackers crack your software. If you want to learn about cracking you will learn about assembly.
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Posted 21 May 2006 - 05:06 AM
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So basically, the old Assembly is mostly used for cracking.
Would you please a little bit about what cracking means? What I know about cracking is like reading the codes of your software that you have created. If that is so, then assembly can read all kinds of programming language. Is that correct?
Would you please a little bit about what cracking means? What I know about cracking is like reading the codes of your software that you have created. If that is so, then assembly can read all kinds of programming language. Is that correct?
