assembly and to write a procedure

From: beta (beta_at_s.l)
Date: 07/25/04 

Date: Sun, 25 Jul 2004 09:14:24 GMT

When you write a procedure in assembly (e.g. a shift function),
how much time do you pass to write only (without the first run)?
How much time do you pass in the debug stage?
In the 90% have you to correct few errors from the first run?
And in another computer language (e.g. C, or C++ or Basic)?
It seems to me that in C the debug stage is longer.

It seems to me that assembly is very good for find errors (until
without the debugger, but seems, from when I start the use of the
debugger, it is a lot better and faster). Is it right?

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