> It... really is not, though. It doesn't teach you macro assemblers as they exist in the modern world. It doesn't teach you interaction with the linker except

> It... really is not, though. It doesn't teach you macro assemblers as they exist in the modern world. It doesn't teach you interaction with the linker except in the simplest ways. What does the processor/instruction set have to do with the available tooling?! FYI back in the day much of Acorn's (BBC Micro = 6502) software was written using a very capable macro assembler (source: I worked there).