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Originally Posted by TerryP
Object Oriented Programming is just one solution to a common problem: until you get into the buzzword loving noodle heads or the over zealous morons, I've always found it just a syntactical style and mental model to do what decent application or library code should do anyway (only I prefer something more functional).
With how slow most Java apps are, why bother when there is Lisp and Python ;-).
@SunSpyda with NASM and most modern OSes, you should be able to make it a bit portable between OSes, so what needs rewriting is a little more minimalist. |
Thanks for the advice and the link =)
I am still learning the ASM, so portability is something I need to work on.
I don't think OOP is as useful as people make out, but it certainly has it's uses every now and then.
I know what you mean about Java, but to be fair Java is quite a bit faster these days.... But it's still pretty slow.