Having multiple syntaxes and having to switch between them is error-prone and leads to bugs. Except in cases where manufacturers are totally clueless about syn

Having multiple syntaxes and having to switch between them is error-prone and leads to bugs. Except in cases where manufacturers are totally clueless about syntax, I have far preferred using the "official" assembly, rather than the Unix version. (In some happy cases these are the same). Thank God I don't write assembly language much any more; maybe a few hundred to a thousand lines on a modern embedded product. At that level, it's still fun. [I've been using assembly since the late 1970s. Z-80 and 6502 FTW! :-)]