December 2013
Intermediate to advanced
352 pages
10h 6m
English
This appendix presents you with the answers to the review questions at the end of Chapters 1–12.
1. The early consoles were programmed in assembly language because they had an extraordinarily small amount of memory and processing power. A high-level language would have added too much overhead, especially because compilers at the time were not nearly as optimized as they are today. Furthermore, the early consoles typically did not have development tools that would have been able to facilitate high-level language usage, even if it were feasible.
2. Middleware is a code library written by a third party to solve a specific problem in games. For example, Havok is a physics ...
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