>  Because I document well throughout the code, and write in a straight
>  forward way without using macros, I have achieved code that
> is readable, maintainable, and performs as it was designed to do, and
> everyone is happy.

I won't argue with you 'writing code that is readable ...', but I don't
agree that it has anything to do with not using macros, except maybe in
the sense that you and macros don't match, so without macros *you* are
simply more comfortable and hence write better code. When I use
assembler I lean heavily on macros. The limitations of macros in MPASM
were one of the reasons for me to abandon assembler an write a compiler
:)

Wouter van Ooijen

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