Introduction to Assembly Programming with ARM - Your First Program

[@kenwallace6493]

It seems to take months if not years to discover useful videos like this. By that time the author may give up. That would be a shame in this case as the presentation is very clear and logical. Will subscribe in hopes of more.

[@olivestemlearning]

Thank you so much for your comment! I will be focusing more on KZbin, so I'll hopefully have more regular uploads soon. I really appreciate the support!

[@pa1man856]

Thanks a lot I was searching for some good assembly tutorials and I found this chanel which helps me a lot :D

[@olivestemlearning]

Thanks so much for the comment! I'm glad to hear the videos are valuable!

[@ssingh7317]

Thank you so much for this playlist.

[@johnmckown1267]

2:49 might note that R7's special usage is not hardware based, but is a part of the set of "conventions" called the ABI, or Application Binary Interface.

[@Kornchipzzz]

Amazing tutorial. This is one of those hidden gems

[@GankablePlayer]

First time learning about CPUlator. Been looking for a tool just like this. Thank you!

[@johnmckown1267]

7:52 You might notice in line 6 SWI 0 is grey & followed by a darker "svc". swi is not in the ARM instruction set manual. In another sssembler I know the "swi" was called an extended mneumonic that the assembler knows to assemble into the real instruction, "svc" (SuperVisor Call). The OS is someties called a "supervisory program".

[@oscarelimelchorhernandez1767]

Love this kind of videos! Hope you keep going with the serie :D

[@olivestemlearning]

Thanks so much! I will definitely have more videos in the series soon

[@EngMazen]

Very good demonstration I think you can change the display format option to show decimal instead of hexadecimal

[@autismlim454]

Great video! also when will you continue the ARM series?

[@olivestemlearning]

Thanks! I'm glad to hear it was helpful. I am working on new videos for this series, and I will have some new uploads for it coming this week!

[@coolbrotherf127]

is cpulator able to load up references to c functions? I know ARM linux can use gcc to load of the functions, but not sure about this emulator.

[@olivestemlearning]

I believe cpulator can load C functions, on the top bar beside Compile and Load, there is a dropdown to select a language, so you can change the language to C and add in any required C code

[@afaqalamkhan]

Can you please tell me which simulator are you using and how and where to download

[@olivestemlearning]

The simulator is available online, so no download is required. The main site is: cpulator.01xz.net/. The specific one used in these videos is ARMv7 de1soc, which is accessible at: cpulator.01xz.net/?sys=arm-de1soc

[@Arae_1]

@@olivestemlearning but what if I wanted to download it? or have you got some other recommendations for arm emulators that can be run natively

[@saritshull3909]

I've come here from the freecodecamp video so you can at least get the views you rightly deserve for saving my but in embedded systems