Re: Help me about this question.

On Feb 20, 3:14 am, "Wolfgang Kern" <k...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Nathan baked some HLA:

A) If one writes code using HLA's "high level features", then one is
DAMNED for not "writing assembly(TM)".

B) On the other hand, if one *doesn't* use those "high level
features", then one is DAMNED for not using "an assembler(TM)".

Let's look at it another way...

If we avoid using _any_ assembly code and write using _only_ those
"high level features", is it possible to create a *valid* application
with HLA??

Sure, it may work as well. But if you disassemble the final code,
you find a lot of redundant crap and many useless detours.

Perhaps you would want to post an example if you're going to make such
a claim? You're just making stuff up without really knowing what
you're talking about. Par for the course for the anti-HLA crowd. Next
time, back up your claim with some examples, directly produced by the
HLA compiler.
Cheers,
Randy Hyde

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