Posted by mathys_aka_scratchy@xxxxxxx.xx on 1999-11-07
>>> Hey, what's so good in DJGPP inline assembly? Hehe...DJGPP inline assembly is NOT good. That's why I use NASM. Besides that, it is seldom necessary to "speed up" DJGPP code with assembler. DJGPP makes probably faster code than you, unless you're a really ASM coder. >>> Why not use Borland C/Asm. ? Coz DJGPP is better. It's a 32 bit compiler, and it makes faster code than Borland C, IMHO. Once you're used to DJGPP, you never again want to use Borland C. Thomas
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