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CosmoCortney

no, didn't think about it anymore^^
i'm more busy with studying c++ now :3
it's very interesting

I hope that not the grade you last got on the tutorial test, i thought those grades were fake and only cartoons joke about C++ or F----

CosmoCortney

what do you mean? I don't get it o:

Sonic Angel Knight

You said you got a C++ Is that like a grade you get like a ranking system? Sonic adventure 2? A,B,C,D,E?

CosmoCortney

nono. i'm studying c++ and x64 asm on my own interest

Sonic Angel Knight

Oh... so C++ is some kind of asm... Isn't ASM that complex assembly code thing that is very complicated? Reminds me of MS-DOS. Is hard.

CosmoCortney

c++ is a "normal" language like c, c#, f#, java.
x64 asm is programming with the instruction set the 64bit CPUs of AMD and Intel know. I'm already very familiar with PowerPC assembly and would like to get into x64 ASM and ARM ASM. But most importantly C++ to effectively create my own software

Sonic Angel Knight

Oh, i see. I didn't know it was possible to do that with ASM. I thought it was for programming games, last time i even tried to use ASM was a tutorial teaching me to inject sonic 2 spindash into sonic 1, i messed around with it and made sonic top speed even faster than intened and jump higher but i forgot all of it lol. It wasn't easy. :3

CosmoCortney

you can use assembly programming for parts of games, for instance, where it has to run efficiently where the compiler may not find an elegant solution. You can also use it to debug your software if the compiler did something wrong (which should not happen). last but not least it is very useful for any kinds of hacks. I wrote te entire cheat code handler for the Wii U in PowerPC ASM and a few cheat codes ^^

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