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#140778 - if I have to explain my choice of syntax in C, the Responding to: ???'s previous message |
There has to be a detailed explanation of why a particular syntax was used, why it was chosen over another, and how that fits into the system requirements. In ASM there's no such explanation necessary, since, generally speaking aren't many ways in which one might express incrementing a register variable.
If I have to explain my choice of syntax in C, then why do I not have to explain my choice of instructions in assembler? in C if (Ralph > 8) could equally be if (Ralph >= 9) in assembler cjne Ralph,#8 and omit equal or cjne Ralph,#9 and include equal if I have to explain one, then why not the other? Richard, no bullshit, do not circumvent, answer the question as stated!!! Erik |