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>doing terribly unexciting work. You mean writing reverse reverse engineering tools? Personally I can hardly think of a more exciting job. Also blaming GCC fo
by no_time 5y ago
>doing terribly unexciting work.
You mean writing reverse reverse engineering tools? Personally I can hardly think of a more exciting job.
Also blaming GCC for today's dev experience is just wrong. With some notable exceptions(VS debugger), the situation over at Microsoft is just as bad and in no way influenced by GCC.
- rene77 5y agoOh, believe me, it's boring as hell. It's just endless hours of making sense of incomplete hardware manuals, converting tables to code by hand and handling subtle hardware differences. And what I did was console game modding - something that did look exciting at the time. IDA itself must be even worse, seeing how its codebase is two decades old by now. As for the modern dev experience, what else do you expect? FOSS starved small software vendors by raising the bar for commercial software, so Microsoft has barely any competition in their field. Sure, there's JetBrains software, but that's it?