Originally posted by royalchickenPray before you code. That's all.
Until it broke, I was an enthusiastic programmer of my very old HP calculator. Now I can write a little assembly code, but I wonder if someone can tell me how to do this in a Christian way.
Oh, and it would help to read a bit of the Gospels as well.
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Originally posted by royalchickenRefrain from using any variety of the JMP instruction, lest you make the big guy nervous in a Tower of Babel sort of way and he decides to change your whole assembly language on you. If you must use JMP, by all means, do no have an address named HVN as an operand.
Until it broke, I was an enthusiastic programmer of my very old HP calculator. Now I can write a little assembly code, but I wonder if someone can tell me how to do this in a Christian way.
Don't use any of the exclusive logic operations, unless you're 21, married, and will only be sharing the program with your wife. Think pure thoughts and use NOT and OR in wise combinations instead.
HALT is encouraged, for its esoteric English flavor.
PUSH and POP have generally sinful connotations, and God forbid you ever use LOAD.
Originally posted by DoctorScribblesLook on the bright side:
Refrain from using any variety of the JMP instruction, lest you make the big guy nervous in a Tower of Babel sort of way and he decides to change your whole assembly language on you.
Don't use any of the exclusive logic operations, unless you're 21, married, and will only be sharing the program with your wife.
HALT is encouraged, for its esot ...[text shortened]... lavor.
PUSH and POP are have generally sinful connotations, and God forbid you ever use LOAD.
JC is the command to solve all problems.
POP is never wrong. Or RC.
You can always XCHG if you want remission from temporal sin.
SHLD guarantees help from St. Michael the Archangel.
Of course, ORA, ANA and RIM are OUT.