Homebrew Question What would be the ideal coding language to make homebrew apps when the Switch gets hacked?
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Please. You don't know true pain until you have written pure binary.Brainfuck it is!
I remember when I was an asshole trying to learn any "programming language" I found in my way, and made some text based "games" using the dbase language back in the very early 90s (or was it very late 80s?).
PS: can be done, even if it is like using screwdriver to brush your hair.
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You C peasant do you want to join my kingdom build from struct and typedef instead of class and templates ?
Yes I would like thatYou C peasant do you want to join my kingdom build from struct and typedef instead of class and templates ?
should I bring the printf soldiers?
Please don't forget the badly terminated strings and their friends the segmentation faults.Yes I would like that
May God bless the EOF for avoiding reading garbage
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Java worst language. (?)
PS: seriously, not even a "typedef", or a "from fuckinglongmodulename import fuckingusefultool as tool", or any mechanism to alias a long shit name, I think Java developer should have special health insurance for carpal tunnel syndrome being forced to type like Mr. Burns monkeys.
PS: seriously, not even a "typedef", or a "from fuckinglongmodulename import fuckingusefultool as tool", or any mechanism to alias a long shit name, I think Java developer should have special health insurance for carpal tunnel syndrome being forced to type like Mr. Burns monkeys.
In any system it would be more difficult to have C# support, because it is dependent on .NET or Mono, and it has to be ported to the system, it is not so straightforward.
You will have C support almost out of the box, and probably C++ also.
C normally results in smaller code, but that is not so important.
I would say, if it is available use C++.
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