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Hi, Kat

> It is said that C is quick, but I recently went head to head with a C
> engineer and out coded him in ASM. The only reason I did was that I
> write ASM like C ie I make modules in ASM, with a text block at the top
> of each module that says what I expect to be sent, what I destroy and
> what I expect to send back:

    In my own experience I can also write in ASM as fast as in C for small 
and medium projects but maintaining C code and putting more features in a 
system is much, much easier in C than in assembler. I also mix assembler a 
lot in my C programs. When the project starts to get bigger C beats 
assembler reducing development time in a very signifcant way... But even for 
small projects C is a little easier after you get used to it and besides 
with codevision it is so easy to mix assembler inside C that except for 
really small CPU's it is just plain easier to use C as the "frame" for the 
system... It is weird for me to say that !! But it is real... When you need 
to take

Best regards,
Alexandre Guimaraes