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nogginthenog · 16 October 2017, 20:14

My local library had a Sinclair QL assembler book. The QL used a 68008 CPU which from the programmers point of view it's identical to the 68000.

The 68k is definitely one of the easiest assembler dialects to learn. I've written code for 68k, 6809, Z80 and a little SH4, MIPS & ARM. Never touched x86, that's nasty!

16 October 2017, 20:14	#1521
nogginthenog Amigan Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: London Posts: 1,312	My local library had a Sinclair QL assembler book. The QL used a 68008 CPU which from the programmers point of view it's identical to the 68000. The 68k is definitely one of the easiest assembler dialects to learn. I've written code for 68k, 6809, Z80 and a little SH4, MIPS & ARM. Never touched x86, that's nasty!