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@ -127,8 +127,8 @@ exactly that. They stepped back, thought about what the code actually
needed to do, rather than just improving how it already worked, and
implemented code that sprang from that new perspective.
You can see one example of this in Listing 16.6, where Willem uses **CMP
AX,0101H** to check two bytes at once. While you might think of this as
You can see one example of this in Listing 16.6, where Willem uses `CMP
AX,0101H` to check two bytes at once. While you might think of this as
nothing more than a doubling up of tests, it's a little more than that,
especially when taken together with the use of two loops. This is a
break with the serial nature of the C code, a recognition that word
@ -157,7 +157,7 @@ non-word. A word is not a transition, it is the presence of a group of
characters. Thought of this way, the code would have counted the word
when it first detected the group. Had you done this, your main program
would not have needed to look for the possible last transition or deal
with the semantics of the value in **CharValue**."*
with the semantics of the value in `CharValue`."*
John Richardson, of New York, contributed a good example of the benefits
of a different perspective (in this case, a hardware perspective). John