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Re: learning asm.

by "Chris Uppal" <chris.uppal@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sep 14, 2003 at 09:39 AM

Stephen Kellett wrote:

> Itanium, bluergh! I ****ted a huge Win32 CAD application to Win64 on
> Itanium. Where is the stack? Er, its hidden. Where? Can't tell you.

I know this is off-topic ;-) but how is garbage collection or any (other)
form
of introspection on the stack, performed on such machines ?

To get back to the matter at hand, I could mention that I started out
programming with a paper tape reader and teletype, then progressed to
punched
cards.  It's true but misleading -- I only wrote 1.5* tiny programs then,
and
didn't really start programming seriously until several years later on a
PDP/11, and some sort of Zilog box, with vi (et al) routinely available. 
I
guess I was spoilt.

    -- chris

[*] Either 1 or 2 depending on whether you count programs *written* or
programs
*run*. I still sometimes wonder whether that first program would have
worked...
 




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Re: learning asm.
Stephen Kellett <snail  2003-09-14 00:23:21 
Re: learning asm.
Roedy Green <roedy@[EM  2003-09-14 01:16:42 
Re: learning asm.
"David W. Hodgins&qu  2003-09-14 02:41:13 
Re: learning asm.
"Chris Uppal" &  2003-09-14 09:39:42 
Re: learning asm.
Mitch Crane <a-one@[EM  2003-09-18 07:27:45 

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