> > There is NO good reason to use C if you carefully save and document
> > the routines you prove over time. 

One good reason: It is very difficult (I would say inpossible) in asm
libraries to use the few RAM locations in a PIC efficiently. Most asm
porograms simply assign a unique location to what is in effect a local
variable. A good HLL compiler will use a static-stack approach which
re-uses the RAM locations. Been there, tried that, wrote a compiler
instead.

Wouter van Ooijen

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