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languages

    09-Feb-92 23:30:01
Sb: languages
Fm: John Toebes/SYSOP 70007,3467
To: Shraddhan 70374,754
Well, from my standpoint, there is little difference in the C vs ASM development cycle except that C catches many errors at COMPILE time. Parameter mismatchs, assignment errors, uninitialized variables and type mismatches can all be caught before you go through any of the compile steps. SAS/C has CPR which is a good debugger for C. You can access both the C and for people that really want it ASM/Mixed modes. There is also the catch.o mechanism that will trap many errors and then take a snapshot that allows you to traceback where the problem occured – no rebooting involved..