Re: Stack frames
From: KiLVaiDeN (KiLVaiDeN_at_CaRaMaiL.CoM)
Date: 11/28/04
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Date: Sun, 28 Nov 2004 12:05:05 +0100
The hammer example remind me a nice sentence : "When having a hammer, every
problem gets the head of a nail".
But it's out of context isn't it ? ;) It was to explain how some methods
which tend to be "generic" in the matter of problem solving, were sometimes
overrated, and shouldn't be used.
And to add something that has something to do with the actual discussion,
librairies are the most basic concept you could get in programming nowadays,
and I don't see why it's incompatible with ASM. You could as well copy/paste
your code all along your bunch of applications, but it's simply making your
application bigger and not "factorized". Librairies are the factorization
items for a programmer, in ASM or any other language. Well but you all know
that ;)
K
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