How to start ARM Programming???

The easiest way to learn Arm is to program on Arm.

You can start from Raspberry Pi or other similiar product.

http://mbed.org/ is also a good website which you could visit to get started, which is based on Cortex-M products.

Hi Praveen,

Depends on the types of the applications you are interested in, there could be several starting points. But in general, Joseph Yiu's article would give you the answer. Getting started with Arm Microcontroller Resources And http://infocenter.arm.com/ would be a very good reference site for all kinds of knowledge regarding Arm processors.

And a few boards for practising are listed below, but others can also be used for sure.

Raspberry Pi | An Arm GNU/Linux box for $25. Take a byte! With Arm 11 processor on it, useful for learning programming for classic Arm cores

LPCXpresso Board for LPC1769 :: NXP Semiconductors with Cortex-M on it, a very neat board, good for learning micro controller programming

BeagleBoard.org - BeagleBone Another low cost board with Cortex-A8 on it, very good starting point for Cortex-A programming and neon

Other that the physical boards, you can also use simulators for practising, and they are free!

QEMU They provide various Arm virtual platforms, it's easy to use and free

Arm Foundation Model Arm produced free Armv8 model based on commercial product, Fast Models. It is a good starting point for learning Armv8 Architecture(64 bit) programming.

Hope the information above helps.

Best regards,

George

Hi Praveen,

Perhaps my site might be of interest to you.

It is intended for my students who learn how to use the very affordable STM32F0-Discovery board, which utilizes an Arm Cortex-M0 microcontroller.

STM32F05x microcontroller | Aquilin.nl

You'll find eight lessons about how to use the peripherals and lot's of example code.

Kind regards,

Hugo

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