Arm Assembly Language: Fundamentals and Techniques Hardcover – 28 October 2025

William Adam Hohl . CRC Pr I Llc . English

ARM Assembly Language: Fundamentals and Techniques, Third Edition explains in clear terms how ARM processors are programmed at the most fundamental level. While earlier editions covered much older architectures, the Third Edition moves entirely into the Cortex-M space, using the Armv8-M instruction set to illustrate how assembly code for the most modern Arm processors is written. Even if you are writing in JavaScript, Python, C++, C#, or Rust, these high-level programming languages require a compiler or interpreter to transform the code into machine-executable instructions, so software and hardware engineers will gain valuable insight into how their code is executing from knowing how the underlying processor functions. Featuring chapters updated to Armv8-M throughout this book, this edition: Moves all examples into the Keil MDK environment, which uses armclang and a GNU-like syntax that is very popular in the industry Includes an appendix that helps students set up the Keil tools for use throughout this book Describes the IEEE 754 floating-point arithmetic supported by the Armv8-M processors implementing the optional Floating-Point Unit (FPU) Features an updated chapter on mixing C and assembly code together Discusses features and concepts found in the most advanced Arm processors, such as the Cortex-A and Cortex-X families using Armv9 architectures Written by authors who each have more than 35 years of experience in the semiconductor industry, ARM Assembly Language: Fundamentals and Techniques, Third Edition makes an ideal textbook for students wanting to learn about microprocessors but who may possess only a basic knowledge of programming and logic.

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About the Author

William Hohl began his career as an electrical engineer with Texas Instruments in 1988. After completing graduate school at Texas A&M, he worked at Motorola's High End Microprocessor division on the MC68040 processor, the one used in the Apple Quadra, Sun workstations, and Next's desktop machines. From 1994 to 1997, he served on the first ColdFire (a 68000 derivative) processor design team. Afterwards, he joined ARM and helped to establish its first US design center in Austin, building parts of the ARM10 microprocessor. He has taught university students in over 30 countries and held an adjunct faculty position for seven years in Austin. He held the position of Worldwide University Relations Manager at ARM for ten years, finally settling at Intel to write full time. He is currently a Senior Member of IEEE and is a named inventor on six US patents in debug design.

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