Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 30th Jun 2005 12:26 UTC
For Linux users, HLA is a strong programming tool that allows them to create powerful programs on a variety of different levels. As HLA becomes more feature-rich, additional applications will be written using HLA under Linux. With HLA and Linux, programmers can develop new and exciting applications anyone can use. Read more.
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But, can you hook it up to the .Net library on Windows?
Probably not.
I used to love assembly, but it's a bit hard to justify using this for anything other then as a learning tool. Possibly a file copy utility program that runs on a scheduler. For a business programmer it's hard to find an algorithm that would justify assembler these days.
A game developer might find this interesting.
But, then you're stuck on just one platform( x86 ) and one OS because the librarys are tied to the os.