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Copyright © 2000, 2001 ARM Limited. A ll rights reserved.
ARM DUI 0068B
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Contents
Main
ARM Developer Suite
Assembler Guide Copyright 2000, 2001 ARM Limited. All rights reserved.
Contents ARM Developer Suite Assembler Guide
Chapter 4 ARM Instruction Reference
Chapter 5 Thumb Instruction Reference
Glossary
Chapter 6 Vector Floating-point Programming
Chapter 7 Directives Referen ce
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About this book
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1.1 About the ARM Developer Suite assemblers
Chapter 2 Writing ARM and Thumb Assembly Language
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Overview of the ARM architecture
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2.3 Structure of assembly language modules
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2.4 Using the C preprocessor
2.5 Conditional execution
2.5.2 Execution conditions The relation of condition code suffixes to the
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2.6 Loading constants into registers
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2.7 Loading addresses into registers
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Example2-7 ARM code jump table
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2.8 Load and store multiple register instructions
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Example2-12
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2.9 Using macros
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2.10 Describing data structures with MAP and FIELD directives
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Example2-21
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2.11 Using frame directives
Chapter 3 Assembler Reference
3.1 Command syntax
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3.2 Format of source lines
3.3 Predefined register and coprocessor names
3.4 Built-in variables
Table 3-1 lists the built-i n variables defined by the ARM assembler.
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3.5 Symbols
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3.6 Expressions, literals, and operators
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Chapter 4 ARM Instruction Reference
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4.1 Conditional execution
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4.2 ARM memory access instructions
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4.4 ARM multiply instructions
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4.5 ARM saturating arithmetic instructions
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4.7 ARM coprocessor instructions
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4.8 Miscellaneous ARM instructions
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4.9 ARM pseudo-instructions
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5.1 Thumb memory access instructions
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5.2 Thumb arithmetic instructions
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5.3 Thumb general data processing instructions
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5.4 Thumb branch instructions
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5.5 Thumb software interrupt and breakpoint instructions
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Chapter 6 Vector Floating-point Programming
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6.1 The vector floating-point coprocessor
6.2 Floating-point registers
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6.3 Vector and scalar operations
6.4 VFP and condition codes
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6.8 VFP pseudo-instruction
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Chapter 7 Directives Reference
7.1 Alphabetical list of directives
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7.7 Miscellaneous directives
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