By 'professional apps' i mean apps that you build money.
Why Java twice? :)
Why Java twice? :)
Because I didnt saw it when I edited the post ;)
I voted for assembly. But I also use VB for prototyping applications and convert them later to assembly.
The only applications I sell are custom creations for other companies... most stuff I code is used in our company itself.
Under Linux, I use a mixture of plain C and assembly.
I am currently programming a professionnal app in C and plain Win32API.
Usually i use all Asm ,but if it requires Dll's and things of that nature i code those in C. I dunno why i do it ,but it has become a habit now.
Usually i use all Asm ,but if it requires Dll's and things of that nature i code those in C. I dunno why i do it ,but it has become a habit now
You need to rid yourself of that habit :grin:
VisualFox
and C++
and ASM at rare occasions
and C++
and ASM at rare occasions
I am a professional developer, so i use a whole bunch of languages :)
Currently we are doing a rather large .Net project, so i am using C#, ASP.Net, HTML, javascript, PL/SQL and T-SQL (yep, all of those).
I also do VB stuff, and do asm stuff at home. And i have even managed to sneak an asm dll into one of our released products (it does MD5 hashing).
Currently we are doing a rather large .Net project, so i am using C#, ASP.Net, HTML, javascript, PL/SQL and T-SQL (yep, all of those).
I also do VB stuff, and do asm stuff at home. And i have even managed to sneak an asm dll into one of our released products (it does MD5 hashing).
Gladiator,
Which one is your language?
Which one is your language?
I use C++.
I was trying my hands with .NET but i found the framework to be extremly buggy.
But i am really surprised to see so few votes for .NET. With Ms pushing it in full flow i thought that would get the maximum amount of votes.
I was trying my hands with .NET but i found the framework to be extremly buggy.
But i am really surprised to see so few votes for .NET. With Ms pushing it in full flow i thought that would get the maximum amount of votes.
I was trying my hands with .NET but i found the framework to be extremly buggy.
Huh? Which part of the framework did you find buggy? Was it just a particular namespace? You can probably tell from my response that the team i work on has had no major issues with it....C++, definitely. ASM where it's necessary. Plain C (with some asm) for drivers.
I use a non popular Lenguaje: Clarion for SQL, ASP, And Windows16/32 Apps. But when I want to have fun, I program in ASM.
Im a unemployee, I have a lot of time. Im coding in Hex. :grin:
Delphi and Assembler. A years ago Hex for DOS app. Now Im studying hex for Win32. :)
Delphi and Assembler. A years ago Hex for DOS app. Now Im studying hex for Win32. :)
Coding in hex interesting. What is it like?
Using 90h instead of nop and such. Real man code in binary :grin:
01000111b => inc edi
01000111b => inc edi
Did you know nop is my favourite mnemonic?
haha... it is easy to remember xchg eax,eax
10010 00b => 90h
10010 00b => 90h
Is Mov eax,eax are nop Too?:grin: .
Im gonna start build "Real Men" Plus Plus. or Delphi RealMen edition.:grin: . It must be profitable. :tongue:
Im gonna start build "Real Men" Plus Plus. or Delphi RealMen edition.:grin: . It must be profitable. :tongue: