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The shallow end of the pool is simple RISC CPUs e.g. Atmel 8-bit AVR. The complete instruction manual is something like 160 pages (compare to x86 at 3k+) and th
by minimax 13y ago
The shallow end of the pool is simple RISC CPUs e.g. Atmel 8-bit AVR. The complete instruction manual is something like 160 pages (compare to x86 at 3k+) and there are tons of beginner resources for doing assembler on those chips.
- xradionut 13y agoThere's more structured material for MIPS than AVR. Plus the AVR has some funky memory maps and modes.
- StephenFalken 13y agoThis all time classic from MIPS is a good starting point: "MIPS R4000 Microprocessor User's Manual" [1] [1] http://groups.csail.mit.edu/cag/raw/documents/R4400_Uman_book_Ed2.pdf http://groups.csail.mit.edu/cag/raw/documents/R4400_Uman_boo...