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Sterten wrote:
> 
... snip ...
> 
> I try to avoid C, when I can.
> Usually I use Basic, because it's easier to debug for me and
> easier to get things working in the first place.  But C-programs
> run faster and are not limited to 64K , I can use inline ASM
> (though I don't like ATT-syntax) ..  so I have to convert
> some (about 30% or such) of my Basic programs to C

Most people, when they ask questions and receive good advice,
either take the advice or do not take the advice.  They rarely
continue by attempting to impose their own misguided practices on
others and criticizing the advisers.

Enjoy your non-portable, non-standardized, non-supported Basic.

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