In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, JonnyMac wrote:

I won't argue that I'm biased (having been a part the team that created SX/B), but I find it very useful because I can get results quickly -- my clients don't care what tool(s) I use, they just want the product to work to their specifications.  And SX/B has the flexibility to add assembly blocks wherever required/desired.  I'd hate for a real newcomer to see this thread and come away with the idea that SX/B is less than useful, when indeed it is very useful.  That will never persuade an assembly purist, but it's not intended to (an assembly purist wouldn't use a C compiler for the same reasons he/she wouldn't use SX/B).  

I think SX/B is a great way for some to use the power of the SX without the steep learning curve of pure assembly.  In short, it's just another [useful] tool to have in one's shed....

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