Re: Is HLASM efficient WAS: Telum and SpyreWAS: Vector instruction performance

[Peter Relson]

<snip>My personal pet peeve is files where the non-comment content *must* be 
in upper case, but the IBM samples are provided with mixed case 
comments. Hello, JES2 initialization members.</snip>
Isn't it true (or is this no longer a "thing") that mixed case text is "easier" 
to read and has better comprehension than all upper-case or all lower-case? 
That's what I learned long ago, but I'll admit that I never read a "real" study 
on the subject.
Anyway, if it's true, then doesn't it make sense to have mixed-case comments 
(which are meant to be "read") even if the command requires upper-case?
Peter Relson