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Because assembler used to be common, and isn't anymore, and because M68k assembler was nice to write, and because the Amiga and Atari were big once. I abandone
by vidarh 2y ago
Because assembler used to be common, and isn't anymore, and because M68k assembler was nice to write, and because the Amiga and Atari were big once.
I abandoned assembler when I switched to Linux and got my first PC because x86 assembler was so awful I couldn't bear working with it.
AT&T syntax made it slightly less atrocious through familiarity, but only slightly.