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Formal validation of the Arm v8-M specification – Alastair Reid – Researcher at ARM Ltd edit / delete
Alastair gave a presentation about this at a workshop I attended; very interesting stuff (and his blog generally is well worth reading).
to arm ers formal-methods security validation ... on 05 May 2018
*Advanced RISC Technology* edit / delete
"©1996 Advanced RISC Technology" -- a company that was very enthusiastic about ARM CPUs in the early 90s. They were right!
to amusements arm retrocomputing ... on 12 September 2017
The Qube RiscOS Server edit / delete
A large collection of mods for the Archimedes, and a canned classic RiscOS distribution (including !Hamsters). I particularly like the mod that involves installing an Atari ST floppy controller in an A3000 to get HD floppy support!
to acorn archimedes arm bbc electronics floppy retrocomputing riscos ... on 25 March 2016
VisUAL - A highly visual ARM emulator edit / delete
"VisUAL has been developed as a cross-platform tool to make learning ARM Assembly language easier." From Imperial.
to arm assembler programming teaching visualisation ... on 28 February 2016
As the title suggests. Has an "early ARM" (i.e. Acorn) focus, but still a useful reference for 32-bit ARM in general.
to ag0700 arm assembler programming ... on 22 January 2016
Multipath routing on a Raspberry Pi 2 — whizzy.org edit / delete
As it says.
to arm iptables linux networking raspberry-pi router ... on 20 November 2015
ARX, Arthur and RISC OS - Paul Fellows edit / delete
Early ARM operating systems. I strongly suspect that the A310 I have was originally an Arthur machine.
to acorn arm arthur retrocomputing riscos ... on 20 November 2015
Cheap, low power Linux fileserver - Hacks & Mods - Hak5 Forums edit / delete
cooper from #linux-sunxi's pcDuino v3 Nano project.
Computer Laboratory – Raspberry Pi: Baking Pi – Operating Systems Development edit / delete
OS development on the Raspberry Pi.
to architecture1 arm os programming raspberry-pi ... on 22 March 2015
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