As the semi-maintainer for xa, one such crossassembler, I concur
6502 assembly is very useful to learn, not just because it was a common architecture and there are still derivatives in use, but also because it helps you value your registers in a constrained environment. ARM assembly was at least initially "inspired" by 6502, although modern ARM is not really much like it anymore.
6502 assembly is very useful to learn, not just because it was a common architecture and there are still derivatives in use, but also because it helps you value your registers in a constrained environment. ARM assembly was at least initially "inspired" by 6502, although modern ARM is not really much like it anymore.