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I've been working as a programmer for more than 6 years now. I still think my best work is a graphical library I built in 9th grade in assembly to use with my
by hvm 10y ago
I've been working as a programmer for more than 6 years now.
I still think my best work is a graphical library I built in 9th grade in assembly to use with my Pascal programs in MSDOS.
mov ax, 13h
int 10h ;SCREEN 13 rules!!!
- JustSomeNobody 10y agoStill have my copy of PC Intern[0] from which I was able to learn how to do the same. [0]http://www.amazon.com/PC-Intern-Programming-Encyclopedia-Developers/dp/1557551456/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1460723609&sr=8-3&keywords=pc+intern+system+programming http://www.amazon.com/PC-Intern-Programming-Encyclopedia-Dev...
- sevensor 10y agoThe good old days! After using edlin to write BASIC on my parents' 80286, we got a Pentium with a modem, and I used it to download Ralf Brown's Interrupt List and an assembler. Both downloads, I started before I went to bed and they were done by morning. (So as not to tie up the phone line during daytime.) Rbinter wasy my guide to causing a whole new world of exciting crashy behavior. Ultimately I wrote a paint program in assembly before I gave in and started using high level languages like C. And kids these days, they just don't understand!
- Shivetya 10y agooh the Turbo Pascal and Turbo C days, where I had embedded assembly code mostly to have fun with 5.25 drives. Did fun experiments with copy protection back then; it was a thing; down to interrupt handling and more. also a fun way to seize up your computer when you got it wrong, I mean it compiled it should run, right?