My professor hasn't taught us anything in arm assembly. Yet, we have to write a code that involves 2 dimentional arrays.
Is there any complete source that I can learn this stuff from it.
I understand absolutely nothing in Arm Assembly
A lot of schools / profs seem a collectively useless bunch. Watch for the ones who've been teaching 8051 assembler for 30 years and have been pushed to embrace 32-bit to make the curriculum "relevant".
The key is to learn-how-to-learn.
I learned ARM assembler 30+ years ago, along with a host of other micro-controllers of the time.
Skimmed a few books in more recent years based on requests
Yury Magda, ARM7 Assembly Language Programming: 100+ examples
J R Gibson, Arm Assembly Language - An Introduction, Second Edition
Bruce Smith, ARM A32 Assembly Language
William Hohl, ARM Assembly Language: Fundamentals and Techniques, First Edition. Modern book, but dated, good for ARM7TDMI, ARM9. Expensive
M A Mazidi, ARM Assembly Language Programming & Architecture
Students in UK and USA should look at places like AbeBooks, and pull International versions out of India
Hi AlySa,
This is an ARM7TDMI simulator you have.
You can find the documentation for the ARM7TDMI here: http://infocenter.arm.com/help/index.jsp?topic=/com.arm.doc.set.arm7/index.html
It has an instruction set summary and a programmer's model with registers, which should get you started.
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There is a handy quick reference card for the instructions, too: