jamesp@intertex.net wrote:

> And in my opinion, reagrdless of what part you are using, you should have
> at least a working knowledge of assembly language for that part, even if
> you plan to do all you programming in a HLL.  

I know quite a few PC programmers that never learned nor ever would want to
learn 8086 (or Pentium) assembler. And they're doing just fine programming
in whatever HLL it is they're using. I don't see why an ARM, for example,
is necessarily different.

Have you ever written a batch file? :)

Gerhard

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