On Apr 11, 17:21, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
> Allison wrote:
> ::the oder of learning for me was PDP-8, PDP-10, CM2100, 8008, 8080 then
> ::over a span of 6 years. From the 1975 to 1978 the list is z80, 8048,
> :: 1802, sc/mp, 6800, 650x, 9900, pdp-11!
> ::
> ::I have fewer biases. ;) Well ok, if said 8085 for some, 804x for
others,
> ::T-11 (pdp-11 on a single chip), and z80. Never had more than the few
6502s
> ::until recently but they are fun too.
>
> Heavily biased to 6502 myself :-) then Z80, 9995 and x86. I'll learm M68K
> one of these days.
I started on the Z80, then 6502, followed by ARM, 68K, 6809, 8048, PDP11,
MIPS in no particular order. I still like the Z80 and 6502, but the ARM is
one of my favourites. I've never written any serious code for x86, and
what I've seen of the architecture fills me with loathing ;-)
--
Pete Peter Turnbull
Dept. of Computer Science
University of York
Received on Mon Apr 12 1999 - 20:09:29 BST