I just realized something: while very few people are writing Assembly code itself, there is a very sizable community of C/C++ programmers who need to be able to

I just realized something: while very few people are writing Assembly code itself, there is a very sizable community of C/C++ programmers who need to be able to read the Assembly code, as part of the debugging process. Well, GCC disassembler defaults to AT&T syntax, as does Clang, I believe. This means that AT&T syntax is quite important, as it will be widely used in debugging.