>>161976
U are doing it purely for hobby or want a career ?
If career then u need to lock in, future of this industry is tough
I recommend quickly go through basics and start doing advanced things
>>162003
that thread is still up in /g/, just search FASM
It was around 700 loc i think, it was a simple html server, you can find that hello fasm pic I posted in that thread, since then I have added some new features, but I rarely get time to work on it anymore.
>>162009
I don't think much about career tbh, most programming jobs are about web development which i don't like much, if nothing works out i will become a teacher.
>>162029
kek why? it has far better support on windows than gcc, also if you truly want to utilize the power of ms visual studio debugger, you must use it, I have the whole IDE installed.
>>162012
Well advanced things at college fresher level would be building stuff, apps, software, sites ( yes even webshit work )
Learn about networking, database , threads and how to implement them in your apps, then optimising them
Play n learn with these things,
>>162038
idk it seems everyone who uses vs code also has gcc as their compiler.
>>162045
hm. Okay. I kinda hve tried but always failed because I couldn't handle the scale. DimWit problems luzl
>>162040
nahi yaar, i have a build.bat file, with which builds the project, I am calling it using vscode tasks system, you can configure a default build task, it creates a tasks.json file, see that link i posted.
>>162046
I honestly don't understand why anyone uses gcc on windows given visual studio IDE and build tools are literally free, you get the whole C++ toolchain with C++ desktop development workload, maybe it's just the gorillion tutorials.
>>162050
>gorillion tutorials.
yeah I think so too. It's the first that that every course every tutorial makes you install. However, VS is also huge so that could be a reason as well.
