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"Compilers and Assembler"

Oldschool demo coders used to write everything in 
assembler - today even 4k-intros are written in c++. 
The compiler is the most important tool of the 
programmer, and those who seek optimum performance in 
time and space should examine carefully what the compiler
does. This seminar shows which c++-constructs generate 
good code and which don't, focussing on Microsoft Visual
C++. The requirements of intro-programming and 3d 
computer graphics raise their own questions. "Inline 
assembly" and "intrinsics" are presented, and one should
consider the CPU: optimised assembler code looks quite 
different today than back in the oldschool times.

Dierk 'chaos' Ohlerich / farbrausch

Chaos is one of the best known and highest rated coders 
in the demoscene. Back in the days as a member of Sanity
he did not only do never-forgotten demos on the Amiga, 
he also invented new techniques like the rotozoomer. 
He continued his work on the PC and supplied important 
parts for some of the best known demos and intros of the
scene and set new standards with demotools like 
.werkkzeug. In his day job he works as a game developer 
at 49 Games.

www.farbrausch.com
theprodukkt.com
www.xyzw.de


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