PowerPC Assembly
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The PowerPC processor was developed by the AIM Alliance, and the initial specification was released in 1993.
This book is an attempt to teach assembly language programming for the PowerPC processor.
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 x86 Assembly |
The Assembly Language used by 32-bit Intel Machines including the 386, 486, and Pentium Family. |
| MIPS Assembly |
A Common RISC assembly set that is both powerful, and relatively easy to learn |
| 68000 Assembly |
The Assembly language used by the Motorola 68000 series of microprocessors |
 PowerPC Assembly |
The Assembly language used by the IBM PowerPC architecture |
| SPARC Assembly |
The Assembly language used by SPARC Systems and mainframes |
| 6502 Assembly |
The 6502 is a popular 8-bit microcontroller that is cheap and easy to use. |
| TI 83 Plus Assembly |
This is the instruction set used with the TI 83 Plus brand of programmable graphing calculators. |
| 360 Assembly |
This is the instruction set used with the IBM 360 / 370 / 93xx and z/System brand of Mainframe computers. |
| ARM |
This is the instruction set used with most 32-bit embedded CPUs, including most PDAs, MP3 players, and handheld gaming units. |
