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The Motorola 68K was nearly ideal for assembly programming. You're lucky to have learned on it.
by mark-r 9y ago
The Motorola 68K was nearly ideal for assembly programming. You're lucky to have learned on it.
- jdcarter 9y agoOh very much so, 68K was great. Even better, at my first job we had a custom 68K-based embedded device and no source-level debugger, so you could only debug in assembly. That reinforced everything I had learned just a few years before. Our next device was MIPS-based, and MIPS was a great RISC system to learn on. I count myself very blessed.
- westmeal 9y agoFor someone attempting to learn 6502/10 assembly hows the C64 for this?