can c# do low level stuff?

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Originally Posted by IAmHawtness This does exactly the same as the BlackMagic library, fyi. It's a really bad way of executing assembly instructions inside your own program.

Yea. It's a pretty sloppy code. Also pretty long and confusing. It would be 100x times easier to use C++ than this.

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Originally Posted by IAmHawtness Or make a C++ DLL that you would call from your C# program to execute the specific assembler instructions.

Then you might as well use C++.

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Originally Posted by fm_sparkart Then you might as well use C++.

If you want to assembly instructions in C#, then yeah. It's not supported in C#, therefore the best way to obtain this is by making a C++ DLL.

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Originally Posted by IAmHawtness If you want to assembly instructions in C#, then yeah. It's not supported in C#, therefore the best way to obtain this is by making a C++ DLL.

Which makes it kind of waste. Why not just go straight CPP? :)

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Originally Posted by BaussHacker Which makes it kind of waste. Why not just go straight CPP? :)

Because of the .NET Framework
Unless, of course, you're talking about C++.NET, I guess the reason would be that people prefer C# syntax? I don't know really.

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Originally Posted by IAmHawtness Because of the .NET Framework Unless, of course, you're talking about C++.NET, I guess the reason would be that people prefer C# syntax? I don't know really.

I was talking about unmanaged.

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Originally Posted by BaussHacker I was talking about unmanaged.

Then I'd have to say that it's because of the .NET Framework that people would rather use C#