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*[http://people.wallawalla.edu/~larry.aamodt/cptr215/docs/arm/arm_7tdmi_arch.pdf The ARM7 Reference Manual] is the go to reference. |
*[http://people.wallawalla.edu/~larry.aamodt/cptr215/docs/arm/arm_7tdmi_arch.pdf The ARM7 Reference Manual] is the go to reference. |
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*[http://people.wallawalla.edu/~larry.aamodt/cptr215/campus-only/lpc2148_uguide_ver3_0_rev_c.pdf The Embedded Arts Board of Education Reference Manual] gives the details of the board we are using in class. |
*[http://people.wallawalla.edu/~larry.aamodt/cptr215/campus-only/lpc2148_uguide_ver3_0_rev_c.pdf The Embedded Arts Board of Education Reference Manual] gives the details of the board we are using in class. |
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*[http://people.wallawalla.edu/~larry.aamodt/cptr215/docs/arm/nxp_lpc214x_um.pdf LPC214x Reference Manual] This guide is immensely useful for programming the peripherals. |
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Revision as of 11:26, 13 December 2013
Useful Links for the Assembly Language Programming Class
- Dr. Aamodt's Assembly Language Web Page
- ARM Assembly Language Programming, a free book by Knaggs and Welsh (2004 Edition). This book is quite useful. It is a better as a reference than our text.
- Another text in html format.
- The ARM Instruction Set, a good reference work.
- Knaggs and Welsh (2008 Edition).
- ARM Instruction Set Quick Finder
- ARM Instructions Quick Reference Card
- This reference tells in more detail what happens to the flags, etc. for each instruction.
- Code Examples from Class
- Using the I/O on the LPC2148
- I2C Interfacing and comparison of serial protocols
- The ARM Info Center is a good reference site.
- The ARM7 Reference Manual is the go to reference.
- The Embedded Arts Board of Education Reference Manual gives the details of the board we are using in class.
- LPC214x Reference Manual This guide is immensely useful for programming the peripherals.