> Dag StŒle Bakken wrote:
>
>> With a good C-compiler, you will not have to look at the asm output
>> (of course), and that good compilers exists.

> You can program however you want. If you program with any tools at
> all, including assemblers, and don't check through the listings
> before releasing product you will be in good company. When you see
> them, tell them I said hi.

> There's a general rule about programming called the 5% rule. Some
> force has to maintain the 95% part of it. Imprudent programming
> practices are the largest contributor to this force.

> Always read through the listings.

I agree with you on this.  What I'm talking about is what to do during
developement.  It may be very time consuming to have to check through
the generated code every time the emulator/controller doesn't do what
you think it's supposed to do.


-Dag