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ARM 64-Bit Assembly Language carefully explains the concepts of assembly language programming, slowly building from simple examples towards complex programming on bare-metal embedded systems. Considerable emphasis is put on showing how to develop good, structured assembly code. More advanced topics such as fixed and floating point mathematics, optimization and the ARM VFP and NEON extensions are also covered. This book will help readers understand representations of, and arithmetic operations on, integral and real numbers in any base, giving them a basic understanding of processor architectures, instruction sets, and more.

This resource provides an ideal introduction to the principles of 64-bit ARM assembly programming for both the professional engineer and computer engineering student, as well as the dedicated hobbyist with a 64-bit ARM-based computer.

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List of tables
  1. Tables in Chapter 1
  2. Tables in Chapter 3
  3. Tables in Chapter 4
  4. Tables in Chapter 7
  5. Tables in Chapter 8
  6. Tables in Chapter 9
  7. Tables in Chapter 10
  8. Tables in Chapter 11
  9. Tables in Chapter 12
List of figures
  1. Figures in Chapter 1
  2. Figures in Chapter 2
  3. Figures in Chapter 3
  4. Figures in Chapter 5
  5. Figures in Chapter 6
  6. Figures in Chapter 7
  7. Figures in Chapter 8
  8. Figures in Chapter 9
  9. Figures in Chapter 10
  10. Figures in Chapter 11
  11. Figures in Chapter 12
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ARM 64-Bit Assembly Language

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Larry D. Pyeatt

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List of tables Table 11 Values represented by two bits Table 12 The first - photo 4

List of tables
  1. Table 1.1 Values represented by two bits.
  2. Table 1.2 The first 21 integers (starting with 0) in various bases.
  3. Table 1.3 The ASCII control characters.
  4. Table 1.4 The ASCII printable characters.
  5. Table 1.5 Binary equivalents for each character in Hello World.
  6. Table 1.6 Binary, hexadecimal, and decimal equivalents for each character in Hello World.
  7. Table 1.7 Interpreting a hexadecimal string as ASCII.
  8. Table 1.8 Variations of the ISO 8859 standard.
  9. Table 1.9 UTF-8 encoding of the ISO/IEC 10646 code points.
  10. Table 3.1 Flag bits ARM 64-Bit Assembly Language - image 5 in ARM 64-Bit Assembly Language - image 6.
  11. Table 3.2 AArch64 condition modifiers.
  12. Table 3.3 Summary of valid immediate values.
  13. Table 3.4 Load/Store memory addressing modes.
  14. Table 4.1 Formats for Operand2.
  15. Table 4.2 Shift and rotate operations in Operand2.
  16. Table 4.3 Extension operations in Operand2.
  17. Table 7.1 Performance of implementations on an nVidia Jetson TX-1 Table 81 Natural and truncated - photo 7 implementations on an nVidia Jetson TX-1.
  18. Table 8.1 Natural and truncated formats for the powers of x needed by the Taylor series.
  19. Table 8.2 Reciprocals for the terms two through nine of the Taylor series.
  20. Table 8.3 Formats for the powers of x and the constant reciprocals for the first nine terms of the Taylor series.
  21. Table 8.4 Performance of sine function with various implementations.
  22. Table 8.5 Format for IEEE 754 Half-Precision.
  23. Table 9.1 Condition code meanings for ARM and FP/NEON.
  24. Table 9.2 Performance of sine function with various implementations.
  25. Table 10.1 Performance of sine function with various implementations.
  26. Table 11.1 Raspberry Pi GPIO register map.
  27. Table 11.2 GPIO pin function select bits.
  28. Table 11.3 GPPUD control codes.
  29. Table 11.4 Raspberry Pi expansion header useful alternate functions.
  30. Table 11.5 Raspberry Pi PWM register map.
  31. Table 11.6 Raspberry Pi PWM control register bits.
  32. Table 11.7 Clock sources available for the clocks provided by the clock manager.
  33. Table 11.8 Some registers in the clock manager device.
  34. Table 11.9 Bit fields in the clock manager control registers.
  35. Table 11.10 Bit fields in the clock manager divisor registers.
  36. Table 11.11 Raspberry Pi UART0 register map.
  37. Table 11.12 Raspberry Pi UART data register.
  38. Table 11.13 Raspberry Pi UART Receive Status Register/Error Clear Register.
  39. Table 11.14 Raspberry Pi UART Flags Register bits.
  40. Table 11.15 Raspberry Pi UART integer baud rate divisor.
  41. Table 11.16 Raspberry Pi UART fractional baud rate divisor.
  42. Table 11.17 Raspberry Pi UART line control register bits.
  43. Table 11.18 Raspberry Pi UART Control Register bits.
  44. Table 12.1 The ARM User and System Registers.
  45. Table 12.2 Mode bits in the PSTATE register.
List of figures
  1. Fig. 1.1 Simplified representation of a computer system.
  2. Fig. 1.2 Stages of a typical compilation sequence.
  3. Fig. 1.3 Tables used for converting between binary, octal, and hexadecimal.
  4. Fig. 1.4 Four different representations for binary integers.
  5. Fig. 1.5 Complement tables for base ten and base two.
  6. Fig. 1.6 A section of memory can be viewed in different ways.
  7. Fig. 1.7 Typical memory layout for a program with a 32-bit address space.
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