Lpc2000

brendan

> By the way, memory and other hardware initialisation is all done
> in 'C' in this case: the less assembler the better, I think.

But be really careful to use C before the C startup. This might work
on this chip with this compiler but fail on another.

(Seen e.g. on a V850 where some registers hold constant like 0xff and 
0xffff
for masking.)

BTW: My opion adds one point:
If assembler then in a separate file, not inline.

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42Bastian Schick