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This course is intended for engineers writing software to run on systems containing an ARM processor core, using the RealView range of software development tools. Please note that this course is not designed to support engineers using the Cortex-M3.
Prerequisites:
• A basic understanding of microprocessors or microcontrollers
• Familiarity with assembler or C programming
• Embedded programming experience would be helpful, but is not essential
• A basic awareness of ARM would be useful but not essential.
Audience:
This course concentrates on the use of RealView Developer Suite (RVDS). Much of the information is relevant to users of ARM Developer Suite (ADS). However some information will be less relevant to users of third Party software development tools.
Modules:
• Cortex-M1 Introduction
• Application Programmer’s Model
• Memory Types
• Interrupts
• Basic Exceptions
• Advanced Exceptions
• System Programmer’s Model
• Clocks, Reset, and Power Management
• Implementation
• Debug
• Instruction Set
• System Interfaces
• The ARM Architecture
• ARM Processor Core
• RealView Overview
• RVDS Introductory Workbook
• ARM and Thumb Instruction Sets
• Instruction Set Workbook
• ARM / Thumb Interworking
• Interworking Workbook
• Exception Handling
• Compiler Hints and Tips
• JTAG Debug and Embedded Trace
• Initializing Cached Processors
• Embedded Software Development
• Embedded Software Development Workbook