you can write a language with any language
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How did anyone learn how to make machine code then? They knew all the right holes to punch so the hardware would do certain things out of nowhere?Quote:
Originally posted by LagMonster:
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machine code or ASM is just another language. Much harder for the everyday person to understand as the logic goes past 3 * 3. Machine code does not multipy, it only adds 1 or subtracts 1.
It used syntax like
"POP EAX,var" this would POP the data off the eax register and put it into var(variable).
some other keywords are push, DB,JZ,NOP I think you get the drift...Its complicated but its not 01101001,1011010,10001011 like the first programs ever made. I'll stop confusing people now. =)
BTW I think most languages now a days are made in C,C++, and inline ASM.</STRONG>
There was no such thing as MS Visual Machine Code Studio <IMG SRC="smilies/biggrin.gif" border="0"> <IMG SRC="smilies/biggrin.gif" border="0">