ARM Assembly Language Programming with Raspberry Pi using GCC - Sarmad Naimi

\nAbout the Raspberry Pi: \nRaspberry Pi boards are low cost yet powerful boards using Arm processors. They can be used for both educational and industrial purposes. \nAbout this book: \nThis book covers Arm Assembly programming for Raspberry Pi boards. Although the Arm instructions are standard, the assembler directives vary in GCC and non-GCC assemblers. In this book, you learn how to write Arm assembly programs in Linux and the GCC based compilers. This book also gives you a general view of the Arm and Raspberry Pi architecture. If you are using this book for a university course, the source code, tutorials, Power Points and other support materials are available on our website: \nhttps: //NicerLand.com \n \nHere is the table of contents: \nChapter 1: The History of ARM, Raspberry Pi, and Microprocessors \nChapter 2: ARM Architecture and Assembly Language Programming \nChapter 3: Arithmetic and Logic Instructions and Programs \nChapter 4: Branch, Call, and Looping in ARM \nChapter 5: Signed Integer Numbers Arithmetic \nChapter 6: ARM Memory Map, Memory Access, and Stack \nChapter 7: ARM Pipeline and CPU Evolution \nChapter 8: ARM and Thumb Instructions \nChapter 9: ARM Floating-point Arithmetic \nChapter 10: Interrupts and Exceptions \nChapter 11: Cache in ARM \nAppendix A: ARM Cortex-A Instruction Description \nAppendix B: ARM Assembler Directives \nAppendix C: Macros \nAppendix D: Flowcharts and Pseudocode \nAppendix E: Passing Arguments into Functions \n \nWe also have two books on writing Arm Assembly Programs for non-GCC compilers entitled Arm Cortex-M Assembly Programming for Embedded Programmers and ARM Assembly Language Programming & Architecture which cover Arm assembly language programming for Keil and other non-GNU IDEs.\n