Introduction to Assembly Programming with ARM - Hardware Interactions

[@dongolahmed]

Thanks so much for your very helpful tutorials May you please cover in a future video the Load-Exclusive and Store-Exclusive instructions, I tried to study them from "The Definitive Guide to ARM Cortex M3 and Cortex M4 Processors" book, but they are a bit difficult to understand. Thanks again

[@olivestemlearning]

Thank you! I can definitely make some videos towards load-exclusive and store-exclusive, I'll add those into my planned topics. Thanks so much for the suggestion!

[@tuna5653]

Hey, can you please kindly confirm if my understanding is correct or not? So firstly, the address value of the switch is loadded into the R0 and then the value of R0 is loaded into the R1. After that, the address of the LED is overloaded into R0 and lastly with the function of STR, you store the value of the R1 into R0. I can see with such way, the input and output works as in syncron. What we enter we can see in the output. Great video, thanks for all your effort. Also, can you make some video about how we can build a better knowledge in arm? I mean I just started and I am trying to read more and more but it is so hard to have a sort of ciriculium to follow which fundamentals I should learn etc. Many many thanks for your help.

[@roberteavorschi4441]

hi, thanks for the video, it's great. Can you recommend me some books to learn ARM programming?

[@olivestemlearning]

Thanks! For books, I found that "ARM Assembly Language Programming & Architecture" has really good coverage of the foundations for ARM assembly, so I recommend it for a practical and beginner-friendly approach to ARM. I've also used "ARM Assembly Language: Fundamentals and Techniques", it covers a wider range of topics, but it is a lot more theoretical and technical. If you found the topics I covered in the videos to be easy, then this book should be a good fit to further your knowledge.

[@roberteavorschi4441]

@@olivestemlearning thank you