It depends on the project. If you are making a code editor / ice then yes. Your project may not support working with assembly files. Sure, they are just plaintext (I think? Or are they binary? I think I might be confusing assembler source files and complied files which are machine code), but you get no tooling like autocomplete, go to definition, etc
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From the last time this was posted: pretty sure those two are buddies in university or something and they're trolling each other.
The generic profile pic vs anime girl profile pic adds so much
I'm here because I recognized Tokoyami Towa
Me too. Here's the full pic:
Appropriate waifu attire.
https://github.com/pzoj/pzoj-contest/pull/1
They removed assembly support 3 days ago, too 🤣
never known any other profession to be absolute divas than opinionated devs.
then you've never worked in theatre, fashion, music, finance, or... actually fucking everything.
I've known devs that wouldn't work on a project because their editor of choice couldn't be used.
I've known devs that were so petty they refused to use a tool because it wasn't written in rust.
devs are divas for the worst reasons, and that makes them the worst divas IMO.
If you get a real job one day you won't see those people any more.
thanks dad.
AKA 'devs who know why the code needs to be adequate'
Sorry if yours wasn't.
And then the other guy reverted that... eatingpopcorn.gif
Can something not have assembly support? It's not like it needs support
It depends on the project. If you are making a code editor / ice then yes. Your project may not support working with assembly files. Sure, they are just plaintext (I think? Or are they binary? I think I might be confusing assembler source files and complied files which are machine code), but you get no tooling like autocomplete, go to definition, etc
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