Assembly forum

**Fordy** · 02-28-2002

There are loads of ASM boards out there with already established members.......I find it hard to believe that anyone able to use ASM is not able to use Google to find these boards

This forum has a nice tight set of boards and the theme......well folks,................ its all in the name........

**Barjor** · 02-28-2002

I want an Orangutan Maintenance board! Somewhere we can discuss the best deals on banana replacement and tranquilizer darts! The silent majority's kept quiet long enough!

ROTFLMAO

**ober** · 02-28-2002

if you want to understand the inner workings of a computer, buy a book, take a class, search the web... do not expect to find an enlightenment of ASM on here even if it does become a forum... it'll be like any other board... where there is help offered, but to grow and learn in it, you'll need to do some work on your own... don't be retarded, people.

**Brian** · 02-28-2002

This is a great community and I have learnt alot about C from it. I feel everyone would benifit from an ASM board.

Benifits of an ASM board
* Help people learn ASM
* Help people with problems in ASM
* Help people with their problems in C-Embedded ASM

Disadvantages of an ASM board
* Flashdadee gets fewer members

Hmm...maybe all the people who don't want an ASM board just want flashdadee to have more members...?

**-KEN-** · 02-28-2002

Originally posted by Brian
This is a great community and I have learnt alot about C from it. I feel everyone would benifit from an ASM board.

Benifits of an ASM board
* Help people learn ASM
* Help people with problems in ASM
* Help people with their problems in C-Embedded ASM

Disadvantages of an ASM board
* Flashdadee gets fewer members

Hmm...maybe all the people who don't want an ASM board just want flashdadee to have more members...?

Really, that was quite needless. ASM is a totally different language, even though C and ASM are related in certain facets. Find another board for it.

**Brian** · 02-28-2002

It's not "a totally different language", C is a way of simplifying ASM.

A compiler converts all the code into ASM and then assembles it.

**Fordy** · 02-28-2002

Originally posted by Brian
A compiler converts all the code into ASM and then assembles it.

...and then its turned to machine code....must I learn that too????

Anyway this is still no argument for us to have an ASM Board...

"C"Programming.com....its all in the name

**Betazep** · 02-28-2002

Didn't you bring up a 'Java board' discussion in the past Sean?

When will you learn?

j/k

**dirkduck** · 02-28-2002

I agree with Ken, this is _C_programming.com, not CandASMprogramming.com. Theres bunches of ASM forums elsewere

**dirkduck** · 02-28-2002

And I dont see how wanting an ASM board makes you a stud

**tim545666** · 02-28-2002

We can make everyone happy by putting a link to an asm board on this site.

**Betazep** · 03-01-2002

I won't be happy dammit! I want a link to a flying elephant board!

**Fordy** · 03-01-2002

Originally posted by tim545666
We can make everyone happy by putting a link to an asm board on this site.

Look in the directory of this site.....There doesnt seem to be any ASM liks there, but I believe you have the option to add one....

**Govtcheez** · 03-01-2002

Brian - you forgot another disadvantage:
People crossposting to the C, C++, and ASM boards, saying: "How do I do inline assembly in C? What's mov?"

**Brian** · 03-01-2002

Originally posted by Govtcheez
Brian - you forgot another disadvantage:
People crossposting to the C, C++, and ASM boards, saying: "How do I do inline assembly in C? What's mov?"

Just make the ASM board hidden to unregistered users.