All this started when I found a code to use PIC with PAL-M TV. All
codes that I found about this has writen in assembly and I would like
to use PAL-M in C.

Maybe I have created this thread for a more high way than just say
what I would like to do...

2009/12/11 Bob Axtell <bob.axtell@gmail.com>:
> The easiest way to reliably do this is to generate flowcharts of the
> assembly, then write in C from the flowcharts. But if you understand
> the code well enough to flowchart it, just change it (if that's what
> you want to do) in ASM. Eliminate the 'C' step...
>
> --Bob A
>
> On Fri, Dec 11, 2009 at 1:52 PM, Barry Gershenfeld <gbarry42@gmail.com> w=
rote:
>> He says he has the source. =A0But I don't know of any translator like th=
at.
>> If you understand what the code does, then you can write a C equivalent.
>> You would only need to write 10%-20% in equivalent lines.
>>
>> There's also:
>> main()
>> {
>> #ASM
>> =A0 =A0(your program)
>> #ENDASM
>> }
>>
>> But I suspect that's not what they want, either.
>>
>> Barry
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Frederico Schardong,
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