360 Assembler was the second (and last) assembly I learned (after 6502¹). Gotta love an architecture that requires you to maintain your own call stack for subro

360 Assembler was the second (and last) assembly I learned (after 6502¹). Gotta love an architecture that requires you to maintain your own call stack for subroutines. Or that has CPU-level instructions to move integers to and from EBCDIC strings. --- 1. Well, I guess second-and-a-half. I played a little with Z-80 on my Spectravideo computer, but mostly that was writing a disassembler in MSX basic to reverse-engineer how the system worked after it was abandoned by its manufacturer. The disassembler was never finished because I didn't properly manage the multibyte opcodes.