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If you like the PDP11 instruction set, then you'll probably enjoy 68000 as well. It drew a lot of inspiration from the former. You lose the "deferred" addressin
by mikepavone 2y ago
If you like the PDP11 instruction set, then you'll probably enjoy 68000 as well. It drew a lot of inspiration from the former. You lose the "deferred" addressing modes (though the 68020 adds something similar), but gain access to a few other useful ones. Conveniently it was used in a lot of consumer devices (Mac, Amiga, Sega Genesis, etc.)