Just so you friends know, you've got my full attention

[NightWarrior]

Re: RE: Just so you friends know, you've got my full attenti

what langs do you code in?

I code in VB, ASP, C#, VB.NET, ASP.NET, Javascript, C++, and could probably code in just about anything as long as I could translate the syntax. Once you know one high level language the others are cake.

the question is:










































do you understand how the high level languages work behind the scenes?
in other words, do you know what exactly the compiler for VB is coding?

just a thought/question thingy :dunno

Yes, I have a BS in computer science. All high level compilers compile into Machine Language or Assembly. I do know assembly, but I have not used it since college since it makes no sense to code in assembly unless you are working with embedded systems, and even then C/C++ is a more logical choice.

 

[mdvaldosta]

Re: RE: Just so you friends know, you've got my full attenti

what langs do you code in?

I code in VB, ASP, C#, VB.NET, ASP.NET, Javascript, C++, and could probably code in just about anything as long as I could translate the syntax. Once you know one high level language the others are cake.

PHP would be a big help, Im having issues with the sorting of the timeslips.

 

[NightWarrior]

You want me to take a look at the code?

 

[mdvaldosta]

sure, whats your email addy I'll send the file

 

[artisan00]

i can look too ( i have a BS in compSci as well... )

as far as programming in embedded systems, by the way, you wouldnt necessarilly use assemlbly. assembly is in itself a langauge, which would only work on chips designed to work with it ( and that is decoded into binary anyway ) like a x86 or risc based processor that accepts that instriction set.



unless i misunderstood - did you mean programming FOR an embedded system, or programming to DESGIN an embedded system...

if you mean the latter, you would use a language like VHDL <--thats real fun btw - i took a class using that in my last year of school

 

[NightWarrior]

Re: RE: Just so you friends know, you've got my full attenti

sure, whats your email addy I'll send the file

src51837@gsk.com

 

[TheOriginalJames]

Re: RE: Just so you friends know, you've got my full attenti

i can look too ( i have a BS in compSci as well... )

I have a BS in BS. I was even in the advanced classes. Finished with a 4.0 GPA.

 

[NightWarrior]

Re: RE: Just so you friends know, you've got my full attenti

i can look too ( i have a BS in compSci as well... )

as far as programming in embedded systems, by the way, you wouldnt necessarilly use assemlbly. assembly is in itself a langauge, which would only work on chips designed to work with it ( and that is decoded into binary anyway ) like a x86 or risc based processor that accepts that instriction set.



unless i misunderstood - did you mean programming FOR an embedded system, or programming to DESGIN an embedded system...

if you mean the latter, you would use a language like VHDL <--thats real fun btw - i took a class using that in my last year of school

Like I said, you wouldn't use assembly unless it was absolutely necessary. I meant For an embedded system anyways, you use the language that you can find talent for, which in most cases is C/C++. At least, while I worked for Nortel, we used C to code in a vxWorks RTOS environment.

 

[NightWarrior]

Re: RE: Just so you friends know, you've got my full attenti

i can look too ( i have a BS in compSci as well... )

I have a BS in BS. I was even in the advanced classes. Finished with a 4.0 GPA.

Now that's funny! :lol

 

[mdvaldosta]

sent the file

 

[StangTang]

k got it um, what the hell is this shit?!?!?!?!?! *sending back*