i wanna write an application for a micro computer. i start it and things going well. i think it will be called nanobyter. cool hu <^.^> how to make it work on all different micro computers?
Just locate the most expensive consultant firm. Then hand off your 2000 page requirements specification to them and take it from there.
If they are competent, they will return back with the shocking information that you can't normally get a program to be portable enough to run on all different microcomputers. Unless the program is really, really dumb - basically so dumb that it isn't meaningful to write.
You can't even manage a "Hello World!" application for all target systems - if no hardware to send out the text message and too little code space to implement a software UART...
So many _really_ strange posts here lately - is the average world IQ falling off a cliff? Just wandering.
wondering !
"is the average world IQ falling off a cliff?
yes. mine, for example is bringing the average lower
<quote>yes</quote>
Indeed!
It all kind of makes you yearn for the good old days. You know, when people posted good questions and got sensible answers; and, just occasionally, a frequent poster would talk about f*&#ed up posts.
Zeusti.
The old timer.
Yes; the old times when people actually talked about "microcomputers" - meaning something somewhat bigger than a modern large desktop PC...
the mimic must have really taken offence at what i first said. ha.
the mimic must have really taken offence at what i first said.
offense !
No - it was right the first time!
That'd be a Brit's take on it, I suppose.
u guys arguing over lil ole me -- I'm flattered
"Indeed"
<quote>That'd be a Brit's take on it, I suppose.</quote>
There is a statement which proves that at least one poster on this thread is a fake!
<quote>There is a statement which proves that at least one poster on this thread is a fake!</quote>
on second thought, "proves" sounds too absolute
Fake we am !