Want to be a Hacker

[Nico]

.NET is the future. There's a reason why Microsoft preinstalls .NET framework on the OSes.

I just dun rly see why C# is better

[aaron7pm]

I just dun rly see why C# is better

I didn't say C# is better, I said C# 5.0 is better. The current C# included in Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 is C# 4.0. C# 5.0 is currently in the beta stage.

Also don't be lured into the lies, C++ is getting old and will become ancient like C has become. There are hundreds of programming languages out there. VB.NET is actually a very advanced language. If you need proof, I can PM you an Office Suite that I'm making completely in C# and VB.NET. You will see how advanced it is.

[hawkfrost57]

Alright so im reading this book on Assembly language and reverse engineering. My question is does it matter which Assembly I learn? Like it says each processor has a different assembly language? Which one should I learn to hack games with?

[Nico]

Alright so im reading this book on Assembly language and reverse engineering. My question is does it matter which Assembly I learn? Like it says each processor has a different assembly language? Which one should I learn to hack games with?

Microsofts inline assembler

[hawkfrost57]

Microsofts inline assembler

Are there any sites that you recommend for learning this? Or a book or something lol. :/

[aaron7pm]

Are there any sites that you recommend for learning this? Or a book or something lol. :/

lol dude, an assembler is used to assemble a source code. While yes, you could make your own assembler, there are plenty of tutorials out there. There's no point unless you made your language (tuts out there for that too.), just use Microsoft's assembler.

[sejend]

forget C++ or C# 5.0, learn to use paint !

[Fovea]

C++ is far from dying.

[aaron7pm]

C++ is far from dying.

It will be in a few years though. C++ is getting no new features or updates besides maybe .NET framework for MC++ in Visual Studio. While other and newer programming languages have already reached the complexity of C++ and have many features that it does not have.

[Fovea]

You must be living under a rock. Ever heard of C++0x? C++ is not a managed language. It is not getting .NET.

[aaron7pm]

You must be living under a rock. Ever heard of C++0x? C++ is not a managed language. It is not getting .NET.

You must be living under a rock if you don't know that MC++ has .NET. MC++ is the C++ used in Visual Studio, which is the world's #1 most used IDE. MC++ requires .NET framework.

[Fovea]

Ok. C++ is not C++/CLI. C++/CLI is the .NET variant of C++. They are not the same language. An IDE is not a language. You obviously are not a programmer. Microsoft Visual Studio is NOT a language. A Standard Library is NOT a language. Therefore C++ does not have .NET.

You can easily tell C++/CLI from C++ because of the ^ operator (a managed reference).

[aaron7pm]

Ok. C++ is not C++/CLI. C++/CLI is the .NET variant of C++. They are not the same language. An IDE is not a language. You obviously are not a programmer. Microsoft Visual Studio is NOT a language. A Standard Library is NOT a language. Therefore C++ does not have .NET.

You can easily tell C++/CLI from C++ because of the ^ operator (a managed reference).

LOL I never said Visual Studio is a programming language. I said it's an IDE. An Integrated development environment. Which is what Visual Studio is.

[Fovea]

You have still failed to address the fact that C++ is still an evolving language (C++0x) and C++ does not use .NET as its standard library. Wrong on two counts, which shows how little you know about C++.

[aaron7pm]

You have still failed to address the fact that C++ is still an evolving language (C++0x) and C++ does not use .NET as its standard library. Wrong on two counts, which shows how little you know about C++.

I said MC++ uses .NET what point of MC++ do you not get? MC++ is Microsoft's own branch of C++.

I admit I was wrong about C++ not being updated. But hey we all make mistakes.

I'm not a C++ programmer and that's that. I only program in VB.NET, C#, F#, Delphi, Iron-Python (which targets .NET and Mono), and most web dev languages.

So far I have only stated what I know.