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siddharth taunk
Note: This was originally posted on 28th September 2012 at http://forums.arm.com

Can any one suggest me a good ebook for ARM  programming in C

Badly in need of it.

Thank you in advance.

Siddharth
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    Note: This was originally posted on 29th September 2012 at http://forums.arm.com

    Start reading a C programming book. Get C programming by Denise Ritchie. With this you'll learn C very well. (I think other authors' books have less examples and topics not covered in detail)
    After you have done with C, try hands-on on a 8bit uC (typically 8051). If you already have hands-on experience on programming 8bit uC in C, then start with Arm7 or may be CortexM3.

    You may not get a book on ARM programming in C (i have never searched for it as i never felt the need to), but [size="3"]you can learn ARM programming in C by referring to example codes.[/size] The keil uVision file in your C drive contains code examples (you may get examples on net too). The examples have a very generalized routines (you must be very well versed with C structures, enums, pointers, etc else you wont understand anything). Debug the examples and thats all. you'll definitely learn programming arm controller.

    If you want to learn RTOS programming then refer to "Getting started - Building application with RL-ARM". Google search, you will get the book pdf.
    Though i recommend you not to start with RTOS programming without having hands-on experience of programming the Controller in C.

    All the Best. :)
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    Note: This was originally posted on 29th September 2012 at http://forums.arm.com

    Start reading a C programming book. Get C programming by Denise Ritchie. With this you'll learn C very well. (I think other authors' books have less examples and topics not covered in detail)
    After you have done with C, try hands-on on a 8bit uC (typically 8051). If you already have hands-on experience on programming 8bit uC in C, then start with Arm7 or may be CortexM3.

    You may not get a book on ARM programming in C (i have never searched for it as i never felt the need to), but [size="3"]you can learn ARM programming in C by referring to example codes.[/size] The keil uVision file in your C drive contains code examples (you may get examples on net too). The examples have a very generalized routines (you must be very well versed with C structures, enums, pointers, etc else you wont understand anything). Debug the examples and thats all. you'll definitely learn programming arm controller.

    If you want to learn RTOS programming then refer to "Getting started - Building application with RL-ARM". Google search, you will get the book pdf.
    Though i recommend you not to start with RTOS programming without having hands-on experience of programming the Controller in C.

    All the Best. :)
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