> Hello list,
>
> What language would you guys consider as better for general (hobby-like)
> aplications?
>
> I'm trying to learn assembler by myself, but I'm also learning c++ at
> school. Should I stay with c at this moment and forget about asm?
>
> Thnkz
> Juan Cubillo

I'm currently writing small applications in asm. Large applications are
written in C with the interrupt service routines in asm. There are a few
non-ISR functions that are just too slow in C, so I also write them in
asm. So... I think we need both! Also, to do any I/O, you're going to have
to be pretty familiar with the hardware, which gets you pretty close to
asm anyway.

Harold


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