anyone who can teach me some basics of low level programming?

[MarkCuering]

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In the first place...to study such thing is a wise decision already but it would be wiser if it fits in your field... I touch Assembly when it comes to electronic devices only. the rest, is just a plain investigation, moving or jumping up some sub-routines and function. Sometimes good for counter checks on the compiled code delivered by your sub-constructors code, we can determine if they are following our standard coding and naming conventions.

such as we don't allow having statement like:

if x == function_name(){
y = function_name()

and importing modules in global... the module should be imported under its function and should ~destroy right after the end of execution. Otherwise, it leaves some stacks that give us overnight of tagging/marking its identifiers.

[nullpointer]

...but it would be wiser if it fits in your field...

Mr. MarkCuering sir, how long have you been in programming field?

[MarkCuering]

I don't know if you believe me,,, but I started since grade 5, in Holy Rosary School of Pardo. Where I got my computer king awarde (proud ba naman hehehe). Then I move to USJR and met some few few kinda weird people who do programming, together with my chain-smoker teacher (I was a drop out kc na addict sa coding laging absent hahahaha then transfer ako UC)... I started coding in Turbo Pascal but I got discourage after hit by "Runtime Error 200" bug on 486 or any fast machines... later on I move to Turbo C 2.01 (i'm still using it up to now, lightweight lang kc) tapos na addict uli during the big hit of mIRC way back 1995... One of the pioneer in some big channels in Undernet... Where I make my own script, and IRC Bots, with my poor Unix shell account...which terribly expensive that time, but earning some few amounts after having 3 Psybnc (that keeps your IRC NICK online). If you are into Undernet channels.... my nick is PeTerPan-, but seldom online now...only when have some reunions.

I transfered to Saint Paul College sa bulacao LOL... drop ulit sa UC e... naging anak ako ni doktora rosaroso hehehe... It was then I got some free time in computer lab....kc libre at pwede ka gumamit anytime. Our teacher taught us cobol. which I really hate a lot!.... no offense sa mga nagcocobol dyn ha... buti nalng payag ang teacher namin to write my answer in C language... having my OLD Herbert Schildt book...finally I graduated sa highschool ^^... madali lang kc bulahin ang teachers... after that I move somewhere in Luzon area, where I spend most of my time learning and working... no choice...kelangan magsipag.

My lesson get a DEGREE while EARNING some extra money...

[nullpointer]

I don't know if you believe me,,, but I started since grade 5, in Holy Rosary School of Pardo. Where I got my computer king awarde (proud ba naman hehehe). Then I move to USJR and met some few few kinda weird people who do programming, together with my chain-smoker teacher (I was a drop out kc na addict sa coding laging absent hahahaha then transfer ako UC)... I started coding in Turbo Pascal but I got discourage after hit by "Runtime Error 200" bug on 486 or any fast machines... later on I move to Turbo C 2.01 (i'm still using it up to now, lightweight lang kc) tapos na addict uli during the big hit of mIRC way back 1995... One of the pioneer in some big channels in Undernet... Where I make my own script, and IRC Bots, with my poor Unix shell account...which terribly expensive that time, but earning some few amounts after having 3 Psybnc (that keeps your IRC NICK online). If you are into Undernet channels.... my nick is PeTerPan-, but seldom online now...only when have some reunions.

I transfered to Saint Paul College sa bulacao LOL... drop ulit sa UC e... naging anak ako ni doktora rosaroso hehehe... It was then I got some free time in computer lab....kc libre at pwede ka gumamit anytime. Our teacher taught us cobol. which I really hate a lot!.... no offense sa mga nagcocobol dyn ha... buti nalng payag ang teacher namin to write my answer in C language... having my OLD Herbert Schildt book...finally I graduated sa highschool ^^... madali lang kc bulahin ang teachers... after that I move somewhere in Luzon area, where I spend most of my time learning and working... no choice...kelangan magsipag.

My lesson get a DEGREE while EARNING some extra money...

[nullpointer]

Bitaw ganahan sad ko mkahibawo ug assembly language but murag no more time na...C++, C# ug PHP man gud ako gamit karon....panahon ra mag-igo ani...hehehehe...

[MarkCuering]

if focus ka if ever sa C++ or C# just do it by investigating nlng muna... step by step n

[tamse]

ako...kblo ko turbo C...hahaha...5 years ago nko na learn sa skol

[eax]

Mga bro, is it a wise decision to study Assembly Language now having these new programming language like Java, .NET, Python, etc...? Unsa inyo ika-estorya?

Para nako, yes it is wise to study assembly language. Para at least you know how the internal system works like memory management, stack, address space, etc.

[MarkCuering]

Assembly is some kind of a serious thing. tinuturo ba sa CS or IT ang multiplexers and decoder or basic D Flip-Flop like using NOR latches, especially shift register and basic digital counter? some schools are using simulators na daw... they're writing like an assembly code while watching how the system triggers... visual programming is really helpful.

this is a basic knowledge in Memory as hardware... which makes you understand fully why we need to PUSH and POP, and calculate the memory location in reversed half...or why we have this "Parity"! if you dig the history, you feel sad that some scientist craved for $$$ and not because they want to improved the technology.

[mastertroll2]

Hi ben77, Turbo C isn't a low level programming. But I suggest you to study basic C programming

Unsa difference sa C ug Turbo C