Hi Sinha,

Usually it's pretty easy to convert an assembly function into C, assuming you fully understand what the original did.

If you can change and debug these functions one at a time life will be easier. It's always harder to figure out what's wrong if a lot of changes have been made simultaneously.

A C project is easier to maintain than assembler...but you might still want to re-rewrite some of your new C functions in assembler to increase performance where necessary.

Dennis