Re: Guidelines? (And a quick note about the website)

[Nicholas Lee <N.J.Lee@statslab.cam.ac.uk>]

On Mon, 22 Mar 1999, The Greene Family wrote:

> One more thing i should ask is about the use of assembly, i'm a fairly
> experienced assembler coder, but i am anything but adept at the AT&T syntax
> (to be straight forward: i've never been able to get the blasted syntax to
> work!) so would using NASM be a bad thing or what?

I generally try to keep to the approach, that it's better to optimise once
you have a solid code base.

We also want to be portable to all practical linux platforms.

Nicholas