myke predko wrote:
>4.  Decide how you are going to handle assembler.  I am coming to the
>conclusion that high level PICmicro languages should not have any - it is
>just too difficult to decide which resources have to be saved before
>executing assembler.
>
>Depending on the amount of resources that have to be saved, you will
>probably find that it is almost impossible to add efficient assembler code
>to the application.  Depending on the variable memory scheme that you use,
>it may be a challenge for the programmer to come up with their own code that
>can access the application's variables.

This is based on the implementation.  With something like Basic18 where
assembly
is built into the language, this is not true.



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