Hi,
recently I discovered the beauty of 68K assembly language. I'm an hobbiest I made some readings about Intel cpu and 68k cpu. I like it and I think from a newbie pov much interesting the motorola architecture. But the 68k has no future. Which architecture has inherited the characteristics of 680x0? What you see in the future assembly programming?:afro:
Nothing is quite as readable as 68k asm... But ARM is by far the nicest of the modern Asm instruction sets available today. X86-64 is nice too, but I wouldn't bother with Asm on anything as powerful as an x86-64, except for some operating system boot strap etc...
