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okay get a all welcome to another tooth so weamp;#39;re going to be spending a bit of time now in plain old C++ bear with me because we are about to jump back into assembly but weamp;#39;ve got to learn or weamp;#39;ve got to go through this middleman C++ to the middleman so the friend that we were looking at last time the image in front end is actually written in dotnet 4.5 using C sharp but like we said see shops not really is not really built to process massive amounts of data so what weamp;#39;re going to do is use C++ as a middleman and the image in front end will call the C++ middleman and from this middleman we can call native assembly also if you like like most plugins will probably be fine in plain old C++ like thereamp;#39;s no need to jump into assembly anyway weamp;#39;re going to go through assembly anyway because thatamp;#39;s what this tutorial series is all about alrighty Iamp;#39;ve just started a new project here itamp;#39;s just an empty project and what we
