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I started assembly programming on early x86 chips. Then I landed a job programming MIPS chips. They were so much easier to work with in assembler than x86. I
by ThinkBeat 6y ago
I started assembly programming on early x86 chips.
Then I landed a job programming MIPS chips.
They were so much easier to work with in assembler than
x86.
I was quite impressed.
Then came the SGI Indy for me.
Good times.
Sorry to see them go.