*shrug* I like assembly, but if you're trying to write cross-platform code you'd best stay away from it. And if you're using any one of the interpreted environments (Java/ .net) you can't. But it's up to what you want.Originally Posted by g4j31a5
*shrug* I like assembly, but if you're trying to write cross-platform code you'd best stay away from it. And if you're using any one of the interpreted environments (Java/ .net) you can't. But it's up to what you want.
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