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Arm is the target
So, since the first target is arm, some of us may need to learn a bit (yep, that's me). So this is a collection of helpful resources (links and specs) with sometimes very very brief summaries.
So why learn assembler, after all, it's likely you spent your programmers life avoiding it:
- Some things can not be expressed in ruby
- To speed things up.
- To add cpu specific capabilities
Links
A very good summary pdf was created by the arm university, which i converted to html for online reading
Dave's site explains just about everything about the arm in nice and easy to understand terms.
A nice series on thinkgeek, here is the integer division section that has a code respository with code to generate code for constants.
And off course there is the overwhelming arm infocenter, here with it's bizarre division
The full 750 page specification for the pi , the ARM1176JZF-S pdf is here or online
A nice list of Kernel calls
Virtual pi
And since not everyone has access to an arm, here is a description how to set up an emulated pi
And how to access that or any remote machine with ssl