General Programming Megathread - New OP

[Brian Smithers]

I don't fit on this list :(

I could test out of most CS courses at most colleges, but I'm not technically a CS major yet. I'm still a professional programmer though :(

you're pro to me <3

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[Brian Smithers]

Also:

added gems to my game, you have to collect all the gems to go to the next level.
im officially to lazy to add moving platforms because of how complicated it'd be with my current setup
i'd have to hack it up and make it a fake player that isn't effected by gravity, which would be weird and would cause problems.

so what else to add to my puzzle game (also someone should totally do pixel art for me.)

[Trinick]

Also, I feel like I shouldn't post this but whatever.

Ladies and gentleman, I give you Blockland with C++ modding.

[Electrk]

Also, I feel like I shouldn't post this but whatever.

Ladies and gentleman, I give you Blockland with C++ modding.

bye

[Trinick]

bye

Bye?

YOU MAY NOT: modify, translate, disassemble, reverse engineer, or decompile the Software.  Any derivative works become property of Blockland LLC.

This is the only thing Badspot could get me for, but I didn't modify, translate, disassemble, reverse engineer, nor decompile the software. I have a copy of TGE and I used intellect and a seperate program to inject the function. It also happens to change the name of the Blockland instance so that I know which window is the injected one.

[Blooker]

Where would you put Actionscript on the compooter science list of programming languages?

[DontCare4Free]

IMO, move the current stuff under "Low-Level Programming Languages" to a new "Bare Metal" category or something like that. Then move some stuff like C(++) to LLPL.

[Trinick]

IMO, move the current stuff under "Low-Level Programming Languages" to a new "Bare Metal" category or something like that. Then move some stuff like C(++) to LLPL.

C nor C++ are low level programming languages. If he really wanted, he could add an 'Intermediate-Level Programming Languages' and put C and C++ in it, but I figured it wasn't worth adding a new category for 2 programming languages when they fit fine in a different category.

[Sunny]

I know this is a bit wishful, but does anyone have any feedback on my idea and it's structure/organization? Any questions?

[Blocki]

I have a copy of TGE

Where does one get this

[Brian Smithers]

Guys
666 posts as of before

[DontCare4Free]

Guys
666 posts as of before

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[curiosblockland6]

Guess what I can code on bitches
Mobile terminal B)

:O how can I get this app?

[dotdotcircle]

My simple messy vimrc. I really should get more useful plugins... I used to use Emacs but eventually switched to Vim.

C nor C++ are low level programming languages. If he really wanted, he could add an 'Intermediate-Level Programming Languages' and put C and C++ in it, but I figured it wasn't worth adding a new category for 2 programming languages when they fit fine in a different category.

I wouldn't say that C or C++ are low level languages. They allow for the programmer to write code that isn't dependent on certain hardware. C may be closer to the machine than other programming languages but that doesn't necessarily make it 'low level'.

Low-Level Programming Languages:

• Assembly*
• Machine Code

You don't exactly write machine code from scratch. I once tried to write a simple Win32 HelloWorld with just a hex editor writing the bytes in hex by hand and it took a ridiculous amount of time to just build the PE metadata... I don't really see why that's on the list. You might as well just write asm if you need to delve that deep.

[DontCare4Free]

I wouldn't say that C or C++ are low level languages. They allow for the programmer to write code that isn't dependent on certain hardware. C may be closer to the machine then other programming languages but that doesn't necessarily make it 'low level'.

They shouldn't be in the same category as Java, C#, and friends though (manual memory management, inline assembler, etc).