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you stole my guild tag 
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What university do you go to in the US?
Did you studied something here before going to the US?
I never heard of Marie, so this was interesting, keep us updated  .
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Don't you live somewhere in Houston?
You go to Rice or other college in Houston?
Edit: I recall you living somewhere in Texas. Oh yea interested in this. I suck dick with pc's.
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I go to UHD in Houston
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Haha, you're either going to find assembly interesting or very confusing and annoying. We had to learn Marie too, at the end of the class we had to write a program to do multiplication and array addition if I remember correctly; most of the other people in my class struggled with it.
Unfortunately assembly isn't really used much today at all with the power of modern CPUs and since compilers are decent at optimization; there's only some very small set of instances where it makes sense to program in assembly.
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I'm learning assembly right now too :O
not using that program though
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assembly language sucks ass, its like 4 pages of crap just to turn the lights on!
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Make it do division/multiplication! Implement your own stack! Although, I find using fake assembly languages kind of a crappy way to teach, tbh. Had to use LC-3 in a previous class, and it just doesn't mean much at all to you once you're done using it. Although I guess its a decent way to learn the basics of it, but past that, you end up having to go learn some other assembly if you want to make any use out of it.
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I actually have to make an arithmetic clock for my final -___-;;
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UHD = university of houston downtown? :O
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Lean Java bytecode. That way you can do everything you want AND reverse engineer other people's work
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On January 31 2009 16:11 HeavOnEarth wrote:
UHD = university of houston downtown? :O
yes
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Ah, this reminds me of when I took a class in Compiler Theory.
We had a VM that ran a similar type of fake assembly language, and C-like code called Trac42. Then we just had to implement a compiler for Trac42. It was a lot of fun, doing things like implicit type conversions and nested pointers.
Edit:
Here's a problem to calculate the factorial of a given number:
+ Show Spoiler +ORG 100
Input
Store Factorial
Fac, Load Factorial
Store MulOpA
Load Sum
Skipcond 800 /Ugly way to prevent multiplication with Zero in the first iteration
Load One /Let's start with multiplication by One
Store MulOpB
Load Zero
Store MulSum
Jump Mul
FacLoop, Load MulSum
Store Sum
Load Factorial
Subt One
Skipcond 800
Jump Finish
Store Factorial
Jump Fac
Mul, Load MulSum
Add MulOpB
Store MulSum
Load MulOpA
Subt One
Store MulOpA
Skipcond 400
Jump Mul
Jump FacLoop
Finish, Load Sum
Output
Halt
Factorial, DEC 0
Sum, DEC 0
MulOpA, DEC 0
MulOpB, DEC 0
MulSum, DEC 0
Zero, DEC 0
One, DEC 1
END
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This is lame. I thought Marie was a girl and I expected pics.
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EPT![[image loading]](http://img91.imageshack.us/img91/7611/marierefvq5.jpg)
