🚀 go-pugleaf

>>>Here's a programmer who is very professional.  Note that he chose to use
>>>Pascal to do the mundane tasks of opening files, parsing PCX format,
>>>and setting things up.  Then he lets it rip in 100% assembly.  Actually,
>>>there is about 100 lines too many of Pascal for my blood :)
> 
> I also noticed his use of goto's.  This isn't intended as a flame, but my
> college professors would faint dead!

The goto statements came from the C code from a USENET post...read the
source code...

> By the way, if the compatibility of various in-line assemblers is a problem,
> why not keep most of the assembly code separate and link it in?  Then you

Because...not everyone has TASM...

> could use C for the "mundane" things, and the whole program would be fairly
> portable, at least between Borland and Microsoft platforms.  IMHO, this would

Not really.  I do a lot more inline coding than was in the file...ask my 
friends :)

> be even more "professional".  Obviously, there's more than one way to skin a

Professionalism is not one's choice of languages :)

Josh