On 22/03/2017 22:39, Theo Markettos wrote:
>
> There's plenty of material for A32 (the new name for the 32-bit ARM
> instruction set[1]).  For instance:
> http://www.toves.org/books/arm/

Thanks, bookmarked for later study

>
> For A64, I don't know of a good introduction that doesn't assume you have
> used a RISC assembly language (eg A32) before.

32 or 64, the broad ideas will be the same, just need a few examples
to then run with the ball. I guess I'm a bit like Richard Feynman who
could soar highly in abstract ideas, provided only that he an elementary
real exampe upon which to anchor his knowledge.

For example, I had trouble envisaging the Magnetic Vector Potential, A,
until one day at the railway station standing too close to the platform
edge when a train went by causing eddies of dust. (Don't ask!)

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