> But my projects were always heavier. I would begin with C and 
> eventually run out of (1) Memory (2) code space (3) clock speed 
> [[check 1/2/3 as needed]].

If my typical conditions hold (lov volume projects) I would simply take
my C code (or maybe Jal :) and hop to the next higher chip. If necessary
I can hop to an ARM, or maybe (never done that yet) a single-board PC.
But if you are working on high-volume projects the best way might be to
code it all in asm in the smallest possible chip. 

Wouter van Ooijen

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