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Saying that 6502 is useless is a bit harsh- I wouldn't call it an employable skill, but it's great for hobbyists who are into retrocomputing (like me). You cou
by neuromantik8086 8y ago
Saying that 6502 is useless is a bit harsh- I wouldn't call it an employable skill, but it's great for hobbyists who are into retrocomputing (like me).
You could deep dive into x86_64 or ARM, but in the general case you would never actually code in those (i.e., most folks trust the compiler) unless you were writing a driver or writing something with crazy performance like MenuetOS.
- nickpsecurity 8y ago"Saying that 6502 is useless is a bit harsh. I wouldn't call it an employable skill" It must be both useful and a job skill for some people: https://wdc65xx.com/chips/ https://wdc65xx.com/chips/ I wouldn't study it to get a job. There's apparently still utility in it, though, with WDC's versions of it.