Embedded x86 ASM

I run a mathematical graphics-oriented website:

Mister T's Mathematical Diversions [ www.btinternet.com/~tony.tooth/ ]

The website was updated only last week with a couple of bitmap
manipulation novelties.

Most of the executables on my site have embedded x86 ASM routines to
speed up the huge amount of number-crunching my programs often need to
accomplish.

I use BBC BASIC for Windows [current version 4.01d - October 2005] as a
sort-of HLA "shell", because it generates compiled executables normally
under 100k bytes INCLUDING the BASIC interpreter and the program. The
x86 routines are always properly compiled at run-time by the BASIC
interpreter.

Anyone eager to learn how to program with embedded x86 ASM, especially
Floating Point opcodes, can examine the listings of my executables,
which are also on the site.

Comments welcome.

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