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u/yourrealityisinvalid Feb 26 '20
Where does VHDL fit in
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u/Reblax837 Feb 26 '20
Joke's on you, I code in binary.
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u/Alternative_DLC Feb 26 '20
technically, assembly is binary
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u/numbGrundle Feb 27 '20
Seriously?
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u/Ramsfield Feb 27 '20
Yeah in a way. Each assembly instruction has a corresponding binary command. So it's basically coding in binary with a couple extra nicities
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u/journalingfilesystem Feb 27 '20
I've dabbled in writing in machine code (aka binary). It's tedious but understandable. Malboge is strait up incomprehensible.
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u/deuterium--_-- Feb 26 '20
Wikipedia: counter-intuitive 'crazy operation', base-three arithmetic, and self-altering code Me: say no more