many of the open source and other assemblers will have email list for support, looking at the archives of these list should tell you a lot about the quality and capabilities of a given assembler. a long time ago i hand assembled some 6502 code, very interesting as it's basically a risc type instruction set rather than a cisc type, or at least it seemed so to me.
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