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Hohl William
Original title: ARM Assembly Language: Fundamentals and Techniques
Translation: Paweł Gonera
ISBN: 978-83-246-9319-1
Release date: 2014-10-10
Format: 168x237
Pages: 352
About the book
Programmer's guide!
Until recently, not many people were aware of the existence of solutions such as ARM processors. This state of affairs has changed the invasion of mobile devices: tablets, smartphones and platforms such as Raspberry Pi. A new challenge emerged from professional programmers - getting to know the assembler of the ARM platform.
If you belong to this group, you've come across a great book devoted to this topic. During the reading you will become acquainted with the ways of representing numbers and characters and the ARM7TDMI programming model. Then you will create your first program using assembler and you will learn the language's directive. Further chapters are further elements of programming in assembler language. Addressing, loading data, logical and arithmetic operations, loops and conditional instructions are just some of the issues addressed. With this book you will also gain valuable knowledge about peripheral devices and handling exceptions. The book is an excellent read for all programmers creating software for ARM processors.
Thanks to this book:
Discover the secrets of the assembly language for ARM processors!
Table of Contents
Introduction (11) Acknowledgments (15) Information about the software (17) Author (19) Chapter 1. Overview of computer systems (21)
Chapter 2. ARM7TDMI programming model (47)
Chapter 3. The first programs (55)
Chapter 4. Directives and rules for using assembler (65)
Chapter 5. Loading, saving and addressing (79)
Chapter 6. Constants and literal literal pools (95)
Chapter 7. Logic and arithmetic operations (107)
Chapter 8. Loops and jumps (131)
Chapter 9. Boards (145)
Chapter 10. Subroutines and Stacks (157)
Chapter 11. Exception handling (173)
Chapter 12. Peripherals with mapped memory (199)
Chapter 13. THUMB (217)
Chapter 14. Combining C and Assembler (227)
Appendix A. ARM V4T instruction set (239) Appendix B. Using Keil tools (339)
Appendix C. ASCII Character Codes (345) Glossary (347) References (349) Index (350)
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Hohl William