This book delves into programming 64-bit ARM CPUs. Following a fast-paced introduction to the art of programming in assembly and the GNU Assembler (Gas) specifically, Randall Hyde explores memory organization, data representation, and the basic logical operations you can perform on simple data types.

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Author: Randall Hyde
Publisher: No Starch Press
Date: February 2025
Pages:1054
ISBN: 978-1718502826
Print: 1718502826
Kindle: B0CD3FPR8W
Audience: Developers working with ARM CPUs 
Level: Intermediate/Advanced
Category: Other Languages

The book shows how to define constants, write functions, manage local variables, and pass parameters efficiently. Hyde explores both basic and advanced arithmetic operations, control structures, numeric conversions, lookup tables, and string manipulation. The book also looks at ARM SIMD (Neon) instructions, bit manipulation, and macro programming with the Gas assembler. 

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