ARM32 Assembly - Logical Operators, Shifting, Arrays, Syscalls
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This rounds out most of the ARM32 framework, with just a few things left in C++ to learn how to do in assembly. We start by showing how to do more complicated if statements in assembly, and then move on to making arrays using the .space directive in the data segment. We finish by talking about syscalls. Syscalls are the API that the operating system exposes to programmers, which is the ultimate limit in what you can actually do on the computer in your code.
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