Olin Lathrop wrote:
> <snip>
>   
>> but when ya don't know, where do ya go?
>>     
>
> To the manual, of course.  If you already know ASM30, then start with C30
> from that basis.  The C30 subroutine linkage and stack use model are
> reasonable (unlike C18).  Read the C30 manual and write a simple subroutine
> you call from assembler.  That will give you a great understanding of how
> things work.  From there you can write more and more parts of your project
> in C30 as you wish.  You will probably find C30 more applicable to higher
> level control where fancy data structures are useful, and ASM30 easier for
> low level bit twiddling and where speed is critical.
>
>   
I did not look at it from that point of view! Will give it a try. Thanks 
for the tip.

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Stephen D. Barnes

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