It shouldn't be much more work than you've already done, so you should definitely go for it! Maybe even build multi-target support into your assembler, it shoul

It shouldn't be much more work than you've already done, so you should definitely go for it! Maybe even build multi-target support into your assembler, it shouldn't be too difficult. I implemented the framework for this. Instead of MIPS, it might be a good idea to target RISC-V. It's a more modern RISC ISA which apparently has a few less quirks. I found the MIPS documentation to be great, mind you. There's lots of resources available online about MIPS programming. So there are advantages to targeting MIPS, no doubt. RISC-V is on the cutting edge, however. If you're interested in embedded development, learning RISC-V now will have other advantages.