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

This is a fairly broad subject. I wanted to make the comment that a year or two ago I programmed SX chips and really learned assembly language. I really loved it. Then need dictated I move to C++ which I have been learning lately. A recent revelation occured today when I was "debugging" an app in Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 and it disassembled the code into what appeared to be SX assembly (not quite but very similar!!). I was amazed and upset as I found assembly more intuitive and powerful than any language I had programmed in thus far and C++ has been difficult for me to learn. In fact, it seems that C++ programmers shy away from assembly like the plague. I ended up today wishing I could learn to program Windows in assembly from my Sx experience. Yet, the whole C++ culture seems to run away from this. Has anyone has a similar experience? Can anyone suggest how to learn "assembly for Windows"?? I realize this forum is assembly for Sx, but I submit to you after todays revelation they are probably alike!

Thanks,

RS

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