>Any time when I write C code I think in C
>And I do not care about what is really happening
>Inside of pic and C generated asm is hard to read
>All labels are numbers hard to fallow. When any person starts writing

Well it isn't intended to be viewed by you, so complexity of reading is
immaterial.  The fact is, good optimizers produce code that may not be
anything at all like you would write.  I don't have a problem following
Hitec's labels around - they are very straightforwardly created and make
lots of sense.

>to know more about almost every thing in detail. You
>Started long time ago you learned every thing your case
>Is different.

I would say that most embedded programmers start in assembly and move to C
as project complexity and size increases.  Therefore my situation is the
common one, not the "different" one.

Andy

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