I am an EE intern working for a very small company. The operating system for their 80C320 is somthing like 190 pages in length with numerous if/esle/endif that are used in conjunction with a seperate options file that you either turn an option on with an 0FFh or off with a 000h to reduce the compiled code.
Is this the norm in industry? Or just sloppy programming by the previous engineer? I understand when you use Assembly language OOP is not as easily accomplished but I was tuaght to implement it in moderation.
This is the first time I have worked with a program of this magnetude. My question is to the experieneced programmers/engineers with a program of this size would a managable length for file size in pages?

For example: it takes somthing like 25 pages to process the interupts would it be wise to process these in a seperate file such interupts.asm or does this go against fundimentals of assembly?

I've tried to search the links nothing of relevance came up. Any help or usful links are appreacaited. And just in case you havent noticed I'm pretty much a novice to Assembly Only 3 credit hours in school.
Thanks
Brian