Hi Przemek,
I am coming initially from an 8BIT world, my main task was until your mailing list is to write things on a predefined processor in a completely different world no linux no windows etc. I am engaged on this list to implement a test software to my devices historically started with clipper, I dont know the original version, so is a long history, unimportant. It is not related to this list, but personally I am interesting your opinion about this issue. If you havent enough time ignore it. In may analyzis of the assemble code of the: if ( nSize == 0 ) nSize = 1;, was more efficient that: if ( !size ) size++; at least with Keil C compiler for Dallas DS80C320, how do you think? Thank you in advance. Best regards, István
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