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Around 2000 we did this in the first week of university along side C. The number of people who changed courses to more analysis or business focused degrees was
by ed_blackburn 6y ago
Around 2000 we did this in the first week of university along side C. The number of people who changed courses to more analysis or business focused degrees was high. Of course it was deliberate. We barely touched Assembly again unless you opted into specific classes.
- melvinroest 6y agoWhen I was in my masters I never programmed in C and barely assembly assembly as I was in a Java/Python/JS school. Nevertheless, I found it doable to learn them both at the same time. How? GDB Combined with the TUI window and typing: * layout asm * layout regs * focus cmd And then ni and si were my favorite "step into instruction" and "next instruction" commands. And for C the same thing but then simply with layout src and sometimes layout asm and layout regs as well.