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In general, the more DRY the code, the more mind-space for review / testing. It's something that would be considered firmware today, written in assembler. Try
by angersock 13y ago
In general, the more DRY the code, the more mind-space for review / testing.
It's something that would be considered firmware today, written in assembler.
Trying to be DRY in assembly is a really great way of introducing subtle bugs.