How true is this? How good would you think chatgpt is when it comes to low level programming?
How true is this? How good would you think chatgpt is when it comes to low level programming?
How true is this? How good would you think chatgpt is when it comes to low level programming?
not good enough, or else it'd already have replaced everyone.
>these registers can be used to store any type of data
wrong
is it true that you should use the nvic registers over R0-12? I thought that setting these registers will have side effects
The technological world will collapse after programmers are replaced by promptwriters and transformer-based AI.
Nobody will know why the code isn't working.
Everything will look at the code and think "that looks plausible".
The compilers will compile the code and produce no errors or warnings.
The code will run, but it won't work.
Some will claim to be AI mystics, they will massage the prompts with incense and offerings to the AI.
Others will perform code dances and sacrifice their children to the AI in the hopes of code that will just run the automatic farm tractors.
>Others will perform code dances and sacrifice their children to the AI in the hopes of code that will just run the automatic farm tractors.
I love this, please make ChatGPT write a story about this.
Literally what happens on Mars in 40k
All praise the Omnissiah
Who?
ye bro, just write random shit to registers that control interrupts
That's what I have been wondering. so what are you supposed to use?
AAAARGH MY HEAD
Thesis Spiral.
Or you can just push/pop the registers.
only intel has push/pop instructions explicitly. on cortex you have to do it yourself
A quick google shows that ARM does PUSH/POP as well, it is an but it is an assembler alias from uglier named instructions that do exactly the same function.
wow nice
tick tock..pajeets
I have a feeling that pajeets with low tier programming skills would replace all experienced programmers using AI. They would be cheap labor and could use AI to fill their skill gap
I don't know, I only know Intel assembly and it didn't have this problem, it uses pointers in general purpose registers.