I did not say that. I like Amos nowadays. However, it wasn't a serious choice for any of us working on demos or tools back then, even usage of Amiga C was uncom

I did not say that. I like Amos nowadays. However, it wasn't a serious choice for any of us working on demos or tools back then, even usage of Amiga C was uncommon. Same goes for Basic on C64. It is not that I dislike Basic. It simply the fact, that you get different results using assembler on C64.