"Good" Code
Dean,
I understand your point, but you have come from a STRONG assembler
background. I started with ASM, but that was 10 years ago. The processors I
wrote entire assembler programs for were 8080's, Z80's, etc. I switch to C
about 8 years ago, and have only touched assembler on a few occations on
68000's, 80286's, etc. What may be easy or second nature to you, may not be
so easy to a large number of C programmers. I still find it a bear to set
up a separate assembler module on a PeeCee, especially if I haven't done so
recently. I really have a great deal of respect for programmers who speak
assembler as well as english <grin>, but I'm no longer one of them. Just a
different perspective I guess.
Marcus