i have absolutely no programming experience or background but i think trying to learn a low level language would be funnywhere do i start and how quickly will i give up

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Chud 05/31/24 (Fri) 15:52:13 №28019 [Quote]

i have absolutely no programming experience or background but i think trying to learn a low level language would be funny
where do i start and how quickly will i give up

Chud 05/31/24 (Fri) 16:02:52 №28021 [Quote]

How low-level are you talking? You could either start with an assembly language (which is the closest to the hardware you'll get), or something higher level like C.

There are exhaustive C resources everywhere.

For getting started with assembly I recommend following this interactive tutorial for the MOS 6502 (a relatively simple CPU from 1975, famous for being used in the NES, Apple II, among others). https://skilldrick.github.io/easy6502/

Chud 05/31/24 (Fri) 16:09:14 №28022 [Quote]

>>28021
>I recommend following this interactive tutorial for the MOS 6502 (a relatively simple CPU from 1975, famous for being used in the NES, Apple II, among others). https://skilldrick.github.io/easy6502/
thank you, this is exactly what i wanted
poking around with what is essentially the hardware itself is incredibly interesting to me

Chud 05/31/24 (Fri) 16:28:35 №28023 [Quote]

>>28022
for modernware
read the UEFI spec and other OSdev things.
https://wiki.osdev.org/Expanded_Main_Page

Chud 05/31/24 (Fri) 17:01:47 №28026 [Quote]

>>28019
lmao what is that flash ahh emulator