ARM

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This book teaches you the basics of the ARM processor architecture. Development stage: 00% (as of 4 June 2006) (4 June 2006)

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  1. Introduction
  2. Programmer's Model
  3. ARM Instruction Set
  4. ARM Instructions
  5. ARM Addressing Modes
  6. Thumb Instruction Set
  7. Thumb Instructions
  8. Talk:ARM/Introduction

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Wikipedia has related information at ARM architecture.


Assembly Language
Image:25%.png x86 Assembly The Assembly Language used by 32-bit Intel Machines including the 386, 486, and Pentium Family.
Image:25%.png MIPS Assembly A Common RISC assembly set that is both powerful, and relatively easy to learn
Image:25%.png 68000 Assembly The Assembly language used by the Motorola 68000 series of microprocessors
Image:00%.png PowerPC Assembly The Assembly language used by the IBM PowerPC architecture
Image:25%.png SPARC Assembly The Assembly language used by SPARC Systems and mainframes
Image:25%.png 6502 Assembly The 6502 is a popular 8-bit microcontroller that is cheap and easy to use.
Image:25%.png TI 83 Plus Assembly This is the instruction set used with the TI 83 Plus brand of programmable graphing calculators.
Image:25%.png 360 Assembly This is the instruction set used with the IBM 360 / 370 / 93xx and z/System brand of Mainframe computers.
Image:25%.png ARM This is the instruction set used with most 32-bit embedded CPUs, including most PDAs, MP3 players, and handheld gaming units.
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