> Never :-) > > I still like the current approach because it works but at the same > time discourages people from using it :-)
i'm sorry, but that's fairly silly. should we also get rid of the assembler because we want to discourage its use? and clearly we have successfully minimized the amount of asm while having an assembler,. the amount of 16 bit code that currently exists would easily justify the effort in writing a proper assembler. and consider, interfacing with undi and other annoying tasks would be a heck of a lot easier with a proper 4a. - erik
