Of course but there's machine code in photoshop. It started out as C or
C++ or maybe something else. I've had to deal with naive ports from one
OS to another and explain why some supposedly portable code was a very
bad idea in MS Windows, when it worked just fine in XWindows under
Unix. I get very tired of these explanations. Sometimes it's
explaining how the memory manager works in C, which is really quite
primitive, or the difference in threading models. Oh and by the way you
didn't have to ever write assembly language to write to MS Windows it
was C from the version 1.0, though sometimes you could speed things up
considerably with a bit of judicious assembler.
Herb Chong wrote:
i doubt there is any assembly language code in Photoshop. unless you
are writing device drivers, and even then it's not required anymore,
you have not had to use assembly language to write Windows
applications since Windows 2.0.
Herb....
----- Original Message ----- From: "P. J. Alling"
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Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 10:00 AM
Subject: Re: Gimp, Anyone?
Obviously you've never used assembler. You guys are talking past
each other, and unfortunately you don't have a clue about what
Graywolf is talking about. (I think he's being a bit pedantic but...).
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