ARM Raspberry Pi Assembly Language From Ground Up™

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Practical Assembly Programming on the Raspberry Pi

1 - Introduction

1 - Introduction

2 - Introduction to ARM Assembly Language

2 - The Computing Device

3 - Number Systems

4 - Assembly Tools

5 - Translating Bits to Commands

6 - Assembly Syntax

3 - ARM Design Philosophy and RISC Architecture

7 - The RISC Design Philosophy

8 - The ARM Design Philosophy

9 - Embedded Systems with ARM Processors

10 - ARM Bus Technology and AMBA Bus Protocol

11 - Memory

12 - Peripherals

13 - Von Neumann and Harvard architecture

14 - Cache and Tightly Couple Memory

15 - Memory Management extensions

16 - Coprocessor extensions

4 - Set up

17 - Remotely accessing your Raspberry Pi by SSH

18 - Remotely accessing your Raspberry Pi by Remote Desktop Connection

19 - Installing CodeBlocks IDE on Raspberry Pi

5 - The Programmers Model

20 - Data Types

21 - ARM7TDMI Registers

22 - ARM CortexM Registers

23 - ARM Data Flow Model

24 - The Pipeline

25 - ARM Processor Family

26 - ARM CortexA and CortexR

27 - ARM CortexM

28 - Section Summary

6 - Assembler Rules and Directives

29 - Structure of an Assembly Module

30 - The ARMThumb and Thumb2 Instruction Sets

31 - Predefined Register Names

32 - Frequently used Directives

33 - GCC ARM Assembly Directives

34 - Difference between Raspberry Pi Assembly code and Kiel ARM Assembly code

35 - How to AssembleLink and Run with Raspberry Pi Terminal

36 - Debugging with GDB

37 - Coding Allocating space in memory with the SPACE Directive

37 - space.zip

38 - Overview of Binary Operators

39 - Coding Swapping Register Content

40 - Coding Renaming Registers

40 - RenamingRegisters.zip

7 - AssembleLink Run in Raspberry Pi Terminal

41 - Coding Creating an Assembly program with the Raspberry Pi Terminal

41 - lesson1.zip

42 - Coding Debugging an Assembly program with the Raspberry Pi Terminal

42 - lesson2.zip

8 - LoadStore Instructions

43 - Memory Demarcations

44 - Frequently used LoadStore Instructions Part I

45 - Frequently used LoadStore Instructions Part II

46 - Frequently used LoadStore Instructions Part III

47 - PreIndexed Addressing

48 - PostIndexed Addressing

49 - Endianness

50 - Defining Memory Areas

9 - Dealing with Constants and Literals

51 - The Encoding of the MOV Instruction

52 - The ARM Rotation Scheme

53 - Loading Constants with the LDR Instruction

54 - Loading Constants with the MOVW and MOVT Instructions

55 - Loading Labels with ADR ADRL and LDR Instructions

56 - Coding Solving a Simple Equation Method 1

56 - SimpleEquation-v1.zip

57 - Coding Solving a Simple Equation Method 2 Storing Constants in Memory

57 - SimpleEquation-v2.zip

58 - Coding Solving a Simple Equation Method 3 Using Register Relative Addressing

58 - SimpleEquation-v3.zip

59 - Coding Solving a Simple Equation Method 4 Compact Code

59 - SimpleEquation-v4.zip

60 - Coding Cleaning up your project

61 - Coding Adding files to your project

10 - Arithmetic and Logic Instructions

62 - Flags

63 - The N and V Flags

64 - The Z and C Flags

65 - CompareTest Instructions

66 - Overview of Boolean Operations

67 - CPSRSimpleExperiment.zip

67 - Coding Experimenting with the CPSR Flags

68 - CarryBit.zip

68 - Coding Experimenting with the Carry Flag

69 - Coding Experimenting with the Carry and Overflow Flags

70 - Introduction to Shifts and Rotations

71 - Understanding Logical Shifts

72 - Understanding Rotations

73 - Some Shift and Rotate Examples

74 - Overview Addition and Subtraction Instructions

75 - Coding Finding the Maximum Value in a Dataset

76 - Coding Adding Signed Data

77 - Bit Manipulation Instructions

78 - Overview of Saturated Math Instructions

79 - Overview of Multiplication Instructions

80 - Multiplying by Constants

81 - Coding Solving a More Complex Equation

82 - Overview of the Division Instruction

83 - Coding Performing Division by Subtraction

84 - Overview of DSP Instructions

85 - Fractional Notation

86 - Understanding Q Notation

11 - Branch and Loop Instructions

87 - Introduction to Branches and Loops

88 - Branching

89 - Compare and Branch

90 - Loops in Assembly

91 - Conditional Execution

12 - Tables

92 - Introduction to Tables

93 - Navigating a Lookup Table

13 - Stack Instructions

94 - Introduction to the Stack

95 - The LDM and STM Instructions

96 - Syntax of the PUSH and POP Instructions

14 - Closing

97 - Closing Remarks

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