[A89] Re: Anybody Alive?

To: <assembly-89@lists.ticalc.org>
Subject: [A89] Re: Anybody Alive?
From: "Joe Pemberton" <joe@joepnet.com>
Date: Wed, 13 Nov 2002 18:38:33 -0800
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>
> Heh, it's been over 2 months since the last message here.  Are you
thinking
> of doing assembly or C?  Either way, you should download TIGCC at
> http://tigcc.ticalc.org.  It's the best IDE/programming tool for the 68k
> calcs; it does GNU assembly, standard 68k assembly, and C.  There are some
> good tutorials at http://technoplaza.net/programming/ (C) and
> http://technoplaza.net/tigcc-asm/ (assembly).  C is a lot easier to
program
> than assembly and isn't that much slower, but there are people who prefer
to
> use assembly so they can squeeze every little bit of performance out of
the
> processor.  In my opinion, the tiny performance gain over C by programming
> in assembly isn't worth the extra programming effort.  Hope this helps.
>
>
>
> Brett Simmers
> bsimmers@attbi.com
>
I'm doing assembly.  And from my experience, the performance gain assembly
has over C is very worth the extra effort =)  Thank you all for your
responses.  I'll be asking you all more questions, rest assured =)

- - Joe
joe@joepnet.com

References:

[A89] Anybody Alive?

From: "Joe Pemberton" <joe@joepnet.com>

[A89] Re: Anybody Alive?

From: "Brett Simmers" <bsimmers@attbi.com>