It's not just written in assembly, but it's backed by sqlite. Like many apps, IO is more likely to be the bottleneck than the CPU.
AsmBB – a lightweight web forum engine written in assembly language
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Re: AsmBB – a lightweight web forum engine written in assembly language
#12Man how do you even connect to a db with assembly code? Are there assembly libraries? In theory I understand it but the monumental amount of effort it would take to write such “simple” things would take so much time
Re: AsmBB – a lightweight web forum engine written in assembly language
#13It's not just written in assembly, but it's backed by sqlite. Like many apps, IO is more likely to be the bottleneck than the CPU.
Using WAL mode with PRAGMA synchronous set to NORMAL, or even in that case? (I'm the furthest from a SQLite expert, just looking at it myself for a project.)
Re: AsmBB – a lightweight web forum engine written in assembly language
#14Man how do you even connect to a db with assembly code? Are there assembly libraries? In theory I understand it but the monumental amount of effort it would take to write such “simple” things would take so much time
Re: AsmBB – a lightweight web forum engine written in assembly language
#15Re: AsmBB – a lightweight web forum engine written in assembly language
#16It's not just written in assembly, but it's backed by sqlite. Like many apps, IO is more likely to be the bottleneck than the CPU.
That’s the one trouble w/ AsmBB that it is specific to some particular architecture.
Re: AsmBB – a lightweight web forum engine written in assembly language
#17On a side note, showing a list of forum users to someone who isn’t logged in is probably a bad idea. Is it something configurable?
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#18Re: AsmBB – a lightweight web forum engine written in assembly language
#19Reminds me a little of D's official forums, which load faster than you can close your eyes to blink. I love these kind of projects.
Re: AsmBB – a lightweight web forum engine written in assembly language
#20I couldn't read the article on mobile due to live notifications.