Professional Embedded ARM Development by Langbridge, James A. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Contents Part I: ARM Systems and Development

Chapter 1: The History of ARM

The Origin of ARM ARM Naming Conventions Manufacturer Documentation What Is ARM Doing Today? Summary

Chapter 2: ARM Embedded Systems

ARM Embedded Systems Defined Choosing the Right Processor What Should You Start With? Summary

Chapter 3: ARM Architecture

Understanding the Basics Getting to Know the Different ARM Subsystems Understanding the Different Concepts Presenting Different Technologies Summary

Chapter 4: ARM Assembly Language

Introduction to Assembly Language Talking to a Computer Why Learn Assembly? Uses of Assembly ARM Assembly Language ARM Assembly Primer Summary

Chapter 5: First Steps

Hello World! Taking the World Apart Hello World, for Real This Time! Software Implementation Memory Mapping Real World Examples Case Study: U-Boot Machine Study: Raspberry Pi Summary

Chapter 6: Thumb Instruction Set

Thumb Thumb-2 Technology How Thumb Is Executed Advantages of Using Thumb Cores Using Thumb ARM-Thumb Interworking Introduction to Thumb-1 Introduction to Thumb-2 Writing for Thumb Summary

Chapter 7: Assembly Instructions

Movement Arithmetic Saturating Arithmetic Data Transfer Logical Compare Branch Multiply Divide Multiple Register Data Transfer Barrel Shifter Stack Operations Coprocessor Instructions Miscellaneous Instructions Summary

Chapter 8: NEON

What Are the Advantages to NEON? What Data Types Does NEON Support? Using NEON in Assembly Using NEON in C Summary

Chapter 9: Debugging

What Is a Debugger? Types of Debugging Debuggers Example Debugging In-Depth Analysis Summary

Chapter 10: Writing Optimized C

Rules for Optimized Code Profiling C Optimizations Assembly Optimizations Hardware Configuration Optimizations Summary

Part II: Reference

Appendix A: Terminology Appendix B: ARM Architecture Versions Appendix C: ARM Core Versions Appendix D: NEON Intrinsics and Instructions Appendix E: Assembly Instructions

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