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

There's no denying that Basic will be the quicker development path but experienced programmers will tell you that hand-crafted Assembly will always provide the best execution speed.  I have applications now where I need the extra speed that hand-written Assembly provides and am including Assembly sections in my SX/B programs.  For me the beauty of SX/B is three-fold: 1) I can write programs quickly in Basic, 2) I can use the compiler output to learn Assembly techniques, and 3) I can integrate Assembly, when needed (like in a DMX lamp dimmer project I'm working on right now), very easily.

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