> instructions and 1,000,000 lines of code.  But on a PIC?  Why do people
> choose C over straight ASM when you're almost always talking about just a
> couple of k of code and few hardware devices to worry about?  Or am I
just
> not sophisticated enough yet?
> T.J.M.

When you don't need the all out speed that assembly may give you C
development may be faster. Also, if you are experimenting with control
algorithms it may be faster. Then there's the real world case where the
customer isn't sure of what they really want the product to do but they are
sure that the end date for the project absolutely can not change--you need
to develop as efficiently as possible.

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