alt Hacker NewsYes, but that could be problematic given the memory constraints of that time:
https://www.folklore.org/Puzzle.html
To this day, one of my favourite word processors is WriteNow, which was ~100,000 lines of assembly.
Yes, but that could be problematic given the memory constraints of that time:
https://www.folklore.org/Puzzle.html
To this day, one of my favourite word processors is WriteNow, which was ~100,000 lines of assembly.
Why is writing inline Assembly considered an advantage of C, a language extension even not part of ISO, and always used to point out issues when other languages make use of it?
Naturally there had to be a balance, until mid-90s what we consider AAA games, were mostly Assembly.