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Awesome stuff man

Thanks man this was awesome! btw I didn't find the music too loud, it is very soft so even if it reached the same loudness you voice always overpowered it. Maybe it can be a little lower and your voice a bit louder, but it wasn't obstructive. Because I even gave this a prelisten whiling driving home from work and I still heard it fine.

The amount of hoops people have to jump through just to get a non bloated executable is staggering IIRC there are also a lot of hoops to jump through with the math library

Awesome video! Do you think you could make a longer in-depth tutorial on using the debugger? I think it'd be very helpful! :)

Great video, thank you.

Keep up the great work Dani, neat and crystal clear!

I found your Channel looking to learn Assembly for GB game dev. And here I am!! I saw this vid and... I'm in the same boat. Mental health issue is not easy to deal with each day, each hour. And when coding was your joyful job AND hobby, because of some **cough** "thank you" **cough** from some of your **cough**"friendly colleagues and employers"**cough**, you are where you are NOW, wow... it's hard to "fight" that mental "state". It's really frakking hard... I hope AND I wish that learning ASM for that lil' grey block full of fun will bring me some "peace" in my mind. But as I said, it's frakking hard...

This was very fascinating to watch and I haven't seen something like this since the 90's when people would do coding competitions for compiling programs with the smallest footprint and that was back when it was the norm for software to be anywhere from 200k to 2MBs especially if it was a windows 95 application. It's crazy how we live in the time of Terabyte drives now and I still manage to fill a drive up to the max mostly because of installing video games. I wish more companies and developers would be mindful about this sort of thing and try to reduce the size of their software but it almost seems like a lost art from a bygone era unless it's designed for an embedded device.

I just love you C mans.

Amazing video

Excellent video, Dani. Thanks!

Excellent , clear and concise explanations! Also very much appreciate your removing the music while you are speaking. Even if I like the music someone chooses to play during their talk, I don't want to hear it. Imagine going to a lecture of your fav prof and them playing some music in the background. It distracts and even worse can make it difficult to hear / focus on what the prof is teaching. Your videos have excellent info and should be treated with that level of respect. Once again, thank you for making good quality videos.

I couldn't have said "Javascript devs have no clue about hardware" in a more friendly and respectful way :D (Not trying to throw shade here, not knowing stuff is absolutely fine!)

Thank you so much for this useful insight. You have managed to make assembly much more graspable for a beginner like me. It's just instructions.

this was top notch dude

A bit offtopic, but what is your keyboard? It sounds amazing.

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This is awesome 💯😎

Got halfway through before I realised I'm not watching one of the bigger tech channels because its so well written

Very good! Thx!🍀 Your whole approach is really very good! ✨ Also that you use a batch file (I do the same): Simply great!

super interesting! excited for more! 😁

I’d really like to watch more of your content but the combination of spoken word over background music makes this video un-listenable to. I lasted three and a half minutes before turning off.

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love your unique content

Nice Video! It reminds me of when i am working on my operating system project, and havent fully implemented the CRT, just enough to get it going :)

The sublime text editor looks good but not free; there is also notepad++ which is sort of good and basic. Thank you for some tips to setting up the tools for C programming for Windows; I assumed you had to install Visual Studio.

Only Microsoft could have used / as a cmd option character

why are you still using windows...? :\

On Linux it takes literally one line: sudo apt install gcc

It's better without music. Or at least consider making it MUCH more quiet.

To install build tools, you can go to the Microsoft download page for visual studio, scroll down and expand "tools for visual studio", and then to "Build Tools for Visual Studio 2022" This is really useful if you want to set up a self hosted build agent for CI/CD too.

VS Code would be good alternative for editor with a ton of extensions, which can easily switch between CL, GCC....

This is awesome

Here are my failproof instructions: Step 1, install WSL. Step 2, apt install build-essential git vim cmake Step 3, git gud with vim, gcc and git That's it folks! Best of it all, no need to care about licenses and complex IDEs :) Other than that, msys2 does not require a Linux VM (Which WSL essentially is) or any other steps than adding the bin folder to your $PATH.

I'm used to develop on linux and found w64devkit to be really useful, it basically includes everything you need to make your workflow as similar as possible to linux. Also there is a tool called cv2pdb that comes really handy to be able to debug the compiled binary from gcc with remedybg as if you used cl

this was really useful.. i really hope you make more videos. e.g. compilation and linking(static .lib, dynamic .dll)

Thank you. Nice approach, useful!

Wow, I wrote an article on that a decade ago. It was hell for me to get it run. So much effort you put on this video.Good job

Just install Msys2

great video ! ........ why there is a newd interest in c recently ?

"pofit"?

linux: apt install gcc Done!

I always dislike the fact that I have to install Visual Studio to develop in C/C++. I'm more involved with Linux, but sometimes I would like to work on Windows. Thank you for sharing your knowledge about development on Windows; it's invaluable.

Increase the Font size please.

Thanks Dani for making these videos!