visual assist isnt a sreen shot program travis, its a program to make visual c++ all colorful and pretty like.
visual assist isnt a sreen shot program travis, its a program to make visual c++ all colorful and pretty like.
Visual C++ 6 that is? What's so colorfull on it?Originally posted by Perspective
visual assist isnt a sreen shot program travis, its a program to make visual c++ all colorful and pretty like.
tools----options----format
all the pretty coloring u need.
Down at the processor level, the only jump function is GOTO (JMP, BRANCH, call them whatever you want, they're still GOTO:s ). No do/for/while loops exists, they are buildt upon goto:s.
GOTO is only bad in the wrong hands. You can screw up the stack if using it incorrectly.
I've never used goto. Never needed to, since the other loops are enough.
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You won't ever have to resort to GOTO, There are enoughOriginally posted by Magos
GOTO is only bad in the wrong hands. You can screw up the stack if using it incorrectly.
I've never used goto. Never needed to, since the other loops are enough.
alternatives, The only arguments encouraging GOTO's are
that they're easy and fast, But i'm doubting on the fast part,
Is the difference really that big worth using an ugly statment
for?
if the other option to break out of a nested loop is to change a variable in memory, then an unconditional jump using a goto will be a little quicker.Originally posted by Travis Dane
You won't ever have to resort to GOTO, There are enough
alternatives, The only arguments encouraging GOTO's are
that they're easy and fast, But i'm doubting on the fast part,
Is the difference really that big worth using an ugly statment
for?
That doesn't do syntax highlighting, or at least not as much as visual assist. va keeps track of all variables and makes sure you've spelled everything correctly too and it underlines them when they're wrong, it also highlights corresponding brackets so you know if you have enough in nested loops and what nottools----options----format
all the pretty coloring u need.
its a really good proggie, try her out
hmm think i will, thnx for the info.Originally posted by Silvercord
That doesn't do syntax highlighting, or at least not as much as visual assist. va keeps track of all variables and makes sure you've spelled everything correctly too and it underlines them when they're wrong, it also highlights corresponding brackets so you know if you have enough in nested loops and what not
its a really good proggie, try her out