AVR-Chat

I'm the same way.  I write mostly in assembler, for a couple reasons 
anyway: 1 - it makes me "think" like the microcontroller, and 2 - it seems 
the little bits of C code I've written have redundundundant lines in them 
that make the code longer than if I write it in assembler.

I used to know all sorts of tricks with Fortran II that allowed me to 
write programs that were much shorter than if you didn't know them.

I'm not knocking the higher-level languages, it's just that I haven't 
really needed them myself.

Zack


On Wed, 26 Oct 2005, Martin Jay McKee wrote:

> I've found that I really like programming in assembler (strange for
> someone
> that doesn't like details...?) but most of the programming I do on the PC
> is
> C++ and I'm quite comfortable with that.  I've installed WinAVR but I
> have
> yet to find anything that I feel I need a high level language for yet so
> I
> haven't done a thing with it yet... sooner or later.
> 
> I feel a bit stupid, I knew what I was looking for... I just never found
> it.
> Oh well, it's been one of those weeks I guess.
> 
> Martin Jay McKee
>