@Liebranca as and rgbasm (for Gameboy games)

@tosensei you said you wanted things to work (ah this is Manjaro..)

It's too memory hogging (more than a Jetbarains IDE). I hate it, I hate desktop Environments, I use bspwm and i3.

No one. Drinks ! (I have a bug assigned to me, it's been 3 Days)

Just setup an error code system and let users search on the web.

@Liebranca 65816 or z80. But I also know ARM and x86.

@spoiledgoods I once read a book about it, but is it a real thing ?

echo HELLO WORLD

Average project manager

Rewrite it

@Demolishun Don't use UI then.

Just use BSD or Linux.

Same, unless you pay 500$/prompt

@retoor This guy is in every rant and comments I make. FBI, stop.

@12bitfloat I wrote it 1~2 years ago, so I just have to adapt it a bit and #include it.

I feel like a God when coding in C or Assembly, like I'm the master of computers. When I go to high-level langs or C++ I feel like a simple employee working for a company and we all are clones.

IDK.

I would love work here. I quitted my past job because my boss said it was Java or I'm fired. I said okay and downloaded the Codebase 2 days before quitting. I'm thinking of publishing it.

@12bitfloat I have written my own hasmap ! But really, even if I'm not doing any speed-needing stuff, I still find it too slow for coding libraries. And really any system package manager (pacman the best!) will do it.

@retoor 🤣

Never Microsoft. The only MS devices are my parent's. I have a laptop with Arch and my Desktop with Gentoo.

C won't die. Legend's don't die. If UNIX exists, C exists. If GNU exists, C exists. Unless we create a CPU Architecture that take JVM Bytecode as ISA, C won't die.

@Demolishun No. All UNIX is C, not only Linux.

Speed of execution given to C. Believe me you're never gonna use any extra functionnalities in C++(except maybe one time vectors) that C deosnt have. C++ is bloated.

Because everything they like sucks.

1. CLion

2. Neovim

3. Vim

...

-infinite. Emacs

Even lua has a C api

C/C++, assembly for x86 and Python.

8yo with C. And at 13 I made NES, SNES, GB and GBC games in assembly.

C because it's really simple, only 32 reserved words, clean, simple error messages(no templates longer than the codebase), faster, unbloated.

Legends never die ! For C !

One day I was writing a textual game and each command I typed in the game resulted in a segmentation fault. Now, the project is archived and maybe one day I will write the game for the Gameboy.