ARM 64-bit Assembly Language with Raspberry Pi

ARM 64-bit Assembly Language with Raspberry Pi, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 76 lectures, 18 quizzes, based on 84 reviews, and has 1058 subscribers.

You will learn about The general computer architecture Understand how computer works Data representation including unsigned and signed numbers, characters. Master the AArch64 core instructions How to write assembly programs How to debug programs This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners who want to learn ARM 64-bit assembly language or People who learned ARM 32-bit assembly language and want to switch to ARM 64-bit assembly language It is particularly useful for Beginners who want to learn ARM 64-bit assembly language or People who learned ARM 32-bit assembly language and want to switch to ARM 64-bit assembly language.

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Summary

Title: ARM 64-bit Assembly Language with Raspberry Pi

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 76

Number of Quizzes: 18

Number of Published Lectures: 76

Number of Published Quizzes: 18

Number of Curriculum Items: 94

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 94

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

The general computer architecture
Understand how computer works
Data representation including unsigned and signed numbers, characters.
Master the AArch64 core instructions
How to write assembly programs
How to debug programs

Who Should Attend

Beginners who want to learn ARM 64-bit assembly language
People who learned ARM 32-bit assembly language and want to switch to ARM 64-bit assembly language

Target Audiences

Beginners who want to learn ARM 64-bit assembly language
People who learned ARM 32-bit assembly language and want to switch to ARM 64-bit assembly language

Hello, welcome to ARM 64-bit Assembly Language from x-BIT Development.

This course is intended to teach you ARM 64-bit assembly programming with Raspberry Pi. It covers basics about computer architecture, data representation and low-level programming. If you want to build your own operating system or write bare-metal programs on Raspberry Pi, you will need assembly language to communicate directly with a CPU and hardware. In this course, we will take you through the step-by-step tutorials and teach you how to write assembly programs for ARM processors. We also have a course for building an operating system on Raspberry Pi 3 and Raspberry Pi 4. If you are a beginner and want to build an operating system on Raspberry Pi, you can take the os course once you learned ARM 64-bit assembly language.

In ARM 64-bit Assembly Language course, each section contains:

engaging videos.

downloadable resources.

quizzes to test what you learned.

In this course you will learn:

ARM assembly language from scratch.

The general computer architecture.

Data representation(unsigned and signed integers, characters) and counting systems.

Basic boolean logic.

The fundamentals of the assembly language.

AArch64 core instructions.

How to write procedures using calling convention.

How to write assembly language programs on ARM64 architecture.

How to debug programs at the machine level.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Computer Architecture

Lecture 1: Introduction to Computer Architecture

Lecture 2: Introduction to Processor Mode

Chapter 3: Data Representation

Lecture 1: Number Systems

Lecture 2: Representing Integers

Lecture 3: ASCII Strings

Chapter 4: Installation and Setup

Lecture 1: Set up the building environment in Raspberry Pi

Chapter 5: Assembly Language Basics

Lecture 1: Assembling and Linking Basics

Lecture 2: The First Program

Lecture 3: Debugging

Lecture 4: Defining Variables

Lecture 5: Constants

Chapter 6: Load and Store Instructions

Lecture 1: Ldr Instruction

Lecture 2: Str Instruction

Chapter 7: Data Movement and Shift Instructions

Lecture 1: Shfit Left

Lecture 2: Shift Right

Lecture 3: Rotate Instruction

Lecture 4: Mov Instruction

Chapter 8: Operand2 and Basic Arithmetic Instructions

Lecture 1: Operand2

Lecture 2: Neg Instruction

Lecture 3: Add and Sub Instructions

Lecture 4: Add and Sub Instructions Example

Chapter 9: Flags

Lecture 1: Flags Register

Lecture 2: Carry Flag

Lecture 3: Overflow Flag

Lecture 4: Zero Flag

Lecture 5: Negative Flag

Chapter 10: Bitwise Instructions

Lecture 1: And Instruction

Lecture 2: Orr Instruction

Lecture 3: And and Orr Instructions Example

Lecture 4: Bic Instruction

Lecture 5: Eor Instruction

Lecture 6: Not Instruction

Chapter 11: Branch Instructions

Lecture 1: Introduction to Branching

Lecture 2: B Instruction

Lecture 3: Test Instruction

Lecture 4: Conditional Branching Part 1

Lecture 5: Conditional Branching Part 2

Lecture 6: Conditional Branching Part 3

Lecture 7: Conditional Branching Example 1

Lecture 8: Conditional Branching Example 2

Chapter 12: Array and Addressing Modes

Lecture 1: Introduction to Array

Lecture 2: Addressing Modes

Lecture 3: PC-Relative Addressing

Lecture 4: Immediate Addressing

Lecture 5: Register Addressing

Lecture 6: Endianness

Lecture 7: Data Alignment

Chapter 13: Multiplication and Division Instructions

Lecture 1: Multiply Instructions

Lecture 2: Divide Instructions

Lecture 3: Mul and Div Instruction Example

Chapter 14: Stack and Procedures

Lecture 1: Introduction to Procedures

Lecture 2: Stack

Lecture 3: Ldp and Stp Instructions

Lecture 4: Procedures

Lecture 5: Nested Procedures Calls

Lecture 6: Passing Parameters Part 1

Lecture 7: Passing Parameters Part 2

Lecture 8: Local Variables

Lecture 9: Calling Convention

Lecture 10: Calling Convention Example

Lecture 11: Macros

Chapter 15: Bare Metal Programming on Raspberry Pi

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: How to Connect Raspberry Pi to the Computer

Lecture 3: Installation and Setup on Windows 10

Lecture 4: Installation and Setup on Linux (ubuntu)

Lecture 5: Installation and Setup on MacOS

Instructors

x-BIT Development
Low-Level Programming Training

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