Seems like something my assembley language teacher used to ding me over.
Ardy,
After HiTech was gracious enough to respond to your excellent followup, is there possibly another approach you could have used to introduce your skillset and enquire to the efficiency of HiTech's coad structure? Other wise, your initial post appeared to be more of a veiled challenge than a dialogue. After working at a company during the late 90's that had an internal COADing group, and having to herd a room full of them through Y2K reverse engineering for a year. COADers are a bit like swordsman. Very talented, creative, resorcefull and territorial. Add to the younger ones "aggresive". Especially in their own territory.
Ardy I'm so old I had to learn Assembly on the 8086 to graduate from tech school. Programers now have to know so much more and be that much more talented to compete. I'm always impressed with what successful working programers have had to go through to be employed today. But, manners are forever...