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| * The first chapter introduces students to computer platforms and their architectures. Assembler programming is very close to the hardware, and understanding those concepts is necessary to write code successfully and effectively. | * The first chapter introduces students to computer platforms and their architectures. Assembler programming is very close to the hardware, and understanding those concepts is necessary to write code successfully and effectively. | ||
| * The second chapter discusses programming in assemblers for constrained devices that usually do not have operating systems but are bare-metal programmed. As it is impossible to review all assemblers and platforms, the one discussed in detail in this chapter is the most popular: AVR microcontrollers (e.g., Arduino Uno development board). | * The second chapter discusses programming in assemblers for constrained devices that usually do not have operating systems but are bare-metal programmed. As it is impossible to review all assemblers and platforms, the one discussed in detail in this chapter is the most popular: AVR microcontrollers (e.g., Arduino Uno development board). | ||
| - | * The third chapter discusses assembler programming for the future of most devices: ARM architecture. This architecture is perhaps the most popular worldwide as it applies to mobile phones, edge and fog-class devices, and recently to the growing number of implementations in notebooks, desktops, and even workstations (e.g., Apple' | + | * The third chapter discusses assembler programming for the future of most devices: |
| - | * The last, fourth chapter describes in-depth assembler programming for PCs in its 64-bit version for Intel and AMD CPUs, including their CISC capabilities, | + | * The last, fourth chapter describes in-depth assembler programming for PCs in its 64-bit version for Intel and AMD CPUs, including their RISC capabilities, |
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