Lpc2000

Dear Robert, let me address an advocacy issue here ...

--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, Robert Adsett <subscriptions@...> wrote:
> I do see uses for assembler, I am just of the opinion, informed
> by my experiences, that inline assembler causes more problems
> than it fixes.

My experience tells me otherwise.  Inline assembler has its place just
like any other feature *provided* one understands how to use it before
one does.

If you can give us some examples of where it has caused more problems
than it fixed, I might be able to explain what I think went wrong.

The original question that started this thread was quite simple and
specific.  A couple responded to the point with examples.

It is interesting those who go on and on against inline assembly have
not come up with examples.  My guess is that these posters do not know
enough enough about inline assembly to use it effectively or to come
up with examples of their own.

Jaya