Hey Sinu,
I am Indian and interested in Asm too! What have you programmed so far?

My experiences include, x86, 8085, 68000, mcore, 8051. I have programmed mcore for 5 years and now 68000 and 8051.

No, I meant WHAT software was it for?

PM me, let's be friends (plz dont email, I don't check that address)

Because my total posts are less than 150, I can not PM to anybody. :-( [you can see previous 4-5 posts in this thread.]
By the way, if you could drop me a mail, we can come in contact.
I don't know if people will object, if I write my mail id here.
You can find my blog in my signature below. There you can go to view my complete profile. There you find my email.

I shall be happy to be a friend.

Email addresses can get harvested by bots, that is the only reason people object..

I just sent you a mail to your Gmail address, please check it

@Anisha,

Yes, that is true...
I too like the idea of not allowing PM to those who are having less number of posts; it stops new members to disturb senior members for a answer.
Anyway, LQ is a nice forum.

Sincerely,
Srinivas Nayak

www.freelancer.com

it is good place where you can find all kind of work according your experience. many professional are using this.

Hi sinu,

I had a look at your blog "andall".

I think you have a bright scope in consulting if you fill the gap between academe and practical industries.

Other way,

Do the same job you were dong for motorola but as a freelancer (ie. your own master). Slowly you can develop your works and employ smart people below you.

OK

... sorry to bust your bubbles here, but ...

"I am planning to do freelancing in 'Wrench.'"

"I think that I have a bright and illustrious career because(!) (tah-DAAH!!) I know how to use a wrench!"

I could drag this thing out for many boring paragraphs, of course, but I think that this alone is plenty enough to prove my point, and maybe to save you a whole lot of embarrassment.

Have you ever been faced with a plumbing fitting that broke-off in your hand, such that you had utterly no choice but to hire "a plumber?" Okay, whether or not you did or didn't, you certainly know that you did not hire that person because he or she "knew how to use a wrench." You hired him or her be-cause that damn fitting broke off in your hand and therefore you can't turn the water back on in your house until someone who actually knows what he or she is doing can save your !!

...

Who? Me? How did you guess?!

Fifteen(!) minutes later, the fellow I in-desperation grabbed out of a telephone directory had completely fixed my problem, had matter-of-factly dressed down his assistant at the mere suggestion that it might be necessary to "see if" his work would or would not leak, and had squirreled up into the attic to see if there were any other problems with the plumbing (there weren't ...) ...

... and had given me a generous stack of his business-cards, of which I very-quickly handed out every single one but one.

If that man had told me that I should hire him "because he knew how to use A Wrench," I would not have given him the time o' day ... nor would you. I hired him because I had a problem that I could not solve. He could, and he did, and he mastered the business of plumbing so thoroughly that, twenty-five years later(!), I am still telling his tale.

Go and do likewise. (Otherwise, "go get a job, instead.")