porting of assembler code ...

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Gentlebeings and other lifeforms,

I've been studying the assembly language portions of the strongtalk vm
codebase, in order to get ready to port them to the GNU toolset;
specifically for linux and I'd like to pose to a general question.

Are there compelling reasons to keep all the current assembler in
assembler?  Can we move some, or perhaps all, of the existing
assembler routines into C or C++?

Any and all input is welcomed ...

-- dave


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