On 27 Oct 2005 at 0:17, Bill & Pookie wrote:

> A programmer can write and test X number of lines of code a day.  A multiply
> routine in c is one line, in assembler it is many lines.  When someone is paying
> money for program, these lines/times add up.

	I think this comparision isn't valid. The programmer knows the C 
one-line routine works. He also knows the multi-line assembler routine 
works too. He doesn't need to write and debug that routine each time he 
needs it. The final result is the same.  

	Mark Jordan  


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