Re: learning asm.

Digging a bit in NintendoDS home-brew development I found myself nicely 
surprised by ARM's instruction set elegance and power (like any 
instruction, even arithmetic, can be conditional)...

Bob Donahue a écrit :
> I recommend starting out with an 8 bit micro like the 6800, 8080, or
6502. 
> The manufactures used to make evaluation kits for these micros. The kits

> usually had 6 digit displays (4 digits for address and 2 digits for
data) 
> and a small keyboard. I'd stay away from the new 'RISC' micros. RISC
might 
> be good for high level language, but it's terrible for assembly
language.
>