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This seems outdated. No mention of Thumb 2 and unified assembly, for example.

• lgeek 12y ago
  Yes, it's pretty outdated. It looks like it was written for ARM7TDMI which is ARMv4T. It seems like a decent introduction to RISC assembly programming though. This sort of stuff can get you started, after which you can get up to speed by reading compiler output and the ARMv7 architecture reference manual. Is there a good and more up-to-date introductive text?
• rwmj 12y ago
  or AArch64 ...
• Narishma 12y ago
  It's targeted at the Game Boy Advance, which has an ARM7TDMI (ARMv4) CPU.
  • A_COMPUTER 12y ago
    That's pretty funny. I first learned ARM assembler on the Game Boy Advance in the late 1990's. I remember how hard it was to find good, clear docs for any of that, but they started to be formed because of collaborative efforts to homebrew GBA games. I wonder how many people got their start in ARM because of homebrew.