I have spent the past few weeks trying to get proficient in assembly programming, and in doing so have learned many assembly programming languages along the way I put up in the poll all I have self-learned, but only checked the ones that I can code proficiently in

Im very interested to see who else likes to know many platforms of assembly, so please put your honest answer here . And if you choose other, then please post it, I would love to see what major platforms I may have missed or not considered learning.

My browser would only let me pick one, so I picked x86, the assembly language I am most familiar with. I also know 68k (from old pdas) and ARM (from new pdas).

Edit: Well, x86 is the most useful 

z80 for me
I'll change it

Okay, once it is changed I shall reverse all votes, and then you can go vote at your heart's pleasure

Thank you DJ also, that's okay if you don't know ASM, not everyone does, intact these days 99.9% of programmers do not.

Also, everyone vote again, its set to zero and you can pick up to 255 of the 12 options

Also, please be honest.  Don't try to make this a joke if you don't know assembly by choosing every single one.  I'll say this in advance because I know someone will otherwise

Also, I picked 7 of the 12

I'm best at z80, though I know x86-32 pretty well I made a quickly-written sprite drawing library the other day, once I figured out how to draw to RGB 24 bit buffers with an alpha overlay for transparency over another background

The other I can technically write useful programs with that I chose -- the other 4 processors I can do hello world and that's it for now

Does x86 ASM programs work on x64 processors, by the way?

There is a lot of portability between different specific x86 processors, so technically yes, but the device might not support them