> To answer your question, I don't know since I don't have a way to
> scan for this except by manually looking at code.  I know I have
> subroutines that are only a few lines long, significantly less than
> 10.  I'm sure I've also got subroutines that are in the 100s of lines
> somewhere.  The line length of a subroutine is not relevant, so I
> never paid much attention to it.

I should have added that if you really want to know, you can look for
yourself.  Go to http://www.embedinc.com/pic/dload.htm and install the "Host
source code and everything" release.  I've written a lot more code that what
I give out publicly, but there is plenty there to take see the style.

I just ran the release script and measured the Pascal code.  There are over
175,000 lines in a bit over 1000 files.  Some of those date back to the late
1980s and others are recent.  In that volume of code I'm sure you can find a
few stupidities if you look hard enough, but overall I stand by this being
well written code.


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