This will probably be a silly question but...
So, if every assembly program becomes an executable file, does it matter the type of the processor of the machine? I mean, there are so many types of assembly, can I use all of them in the same machine or do I have to use specific ones depending on the cpu?
Assembly maps precisely 1-to-1 with processor architectures. x86 assembly can be run on all kinds of x86 processors, from the 80286 to the most modern Core i3/5/7 processors (assuming you don't use fancy extra instructions introduced in the past thirty or so years). z80 assembly runs on z80 processors, and ez80 assembly runs on ez80 processors.
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