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Are you interested in learning Z80 assembly? |
| | Yes |    54.55 % (144) | | No | 24.62 % (65) | | Don't know (yet) | 20.83 % (55) | Total votes: 264
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| By wolf_ on November 14 2007, 00:53 | Just a small reminder in case the newspost scrolls away from the frontpage after some days: this poll is not for coders who already understand assembly.  
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| By mth on November 14 2007, 01:34 | Why not add an option "I already know Z80 assembly"?
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| By wolf_ on November 14 2007, 02:11 | It's meant for non-assembly coders. We're polling the interest to learn assembly, not the amount of assembly coders we already have.
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| By Rikusu on November 14 2007, 02:36 | Nahhh... I considered it, but it takes too much time, and time unfortunately is something I don't have very much  . When I was younger and still a very active MSX user, I always thought that assembly would be too difficult for me. I don't think that would be a problem now anymore. Apart from that, programming is not the only thing you need to make something cool; you'll also need graphics and music and - what's most important - an audience.
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| By Huey on November 14 2007, 10:15 | I would like to improve my Z80 assemby skills.
BUT, I think we should not underestimate the alternatives like C. They are powerfull too.
With the main code in C and the use of assembly modules (decompression, music/sfx replayer, vpd i/o) you can more easily (read: easier to keep overview) create good programs. Especially games..... IIRC Nerlaska is C + assembly too.
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| By wolf_ on November 28 2007, 19:52 | We're halfway the voting period.., quite some ppl want to learn asm!
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