I love the M68K, in fact I almost said it was my favourite, but I think the Z80 taught me more.
Like the 68K, the Z80 had great mnemonics, was really easy to understand. In many ways I think it was at least a spiritual predecessor to the 68K. I mean, Z80 was an 8 bit CPU and 68K was much more capable 16 bit CPU. My guess is that if you liked the 68K you'd probably like the Z80.
Intel mnemonics always sucked :) 8086 and 80286 put me off assembly language too.
I don't know the AVR... don't get to play with CPUs much any more :(
Like the 68K, the Z80 had great mnemonics, was really easy to understand. In many ways I think it was at least a spiritual predecessor to the 68K. I mean, Z80 was an 8 bit CPU and 68K was much more capable 16 bit CPU. My guess is that if you liked the 68K you'd probably like the Z80.
Intel mnemonics always sucked :) 8086 and 80286 put me off assembly language too.
I don't know the AVR... don't get to play with CPUs much any more :(