Re: Development Tools

["Mike Westerfield" <MikeW50@aol.com>]

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In article <37A944B7.7AD79845@mindspring.com>, martin lytz
<mlytz@mindspring.com> wrote:


>Can the ORCA/C compiler handle inline asm code?

Yes, but the inline assembler is a very limited affair intended for a few
lines of assembly here or there. It's more of a patch mechanism than a
full-blown assembly tool.

If you're assembly needs run to a few lines, or perhaps a few dozen lines,
here and there, the inline assembler is fine. If you are writing subroutines
that are a few dozen lines or more, or writing large numbers of subroutines
in assembly, you should get ORCA/M, too.

Mike Westerfield