The ARM Debug Access Port (DAP) is an interface that provides debug access to ARM processor cores. It allows debugging…
The ARM GCC compiler is necessary for compiling code to run on ARM processors. Here is a step-by-step guide on…
The GNU Compiler Collection (GCC) is a free and open source compiler system produced by the GNU Project. GCC supports…
An ARM cross-compiler is a compiler that runs on one architecture but produces executable code for a different architecture -…
The Cortex-M33 and Cortex-M23 are 32-bit processor cores designed by ARM for microcontroller applications. Both utilize the ARMv8-M architecture and…
The Cortex-M55 and Cortex-M7 are both 32-bit microcontroller cores designed by ARM for embedded and IoT applications. The main differences…
Context switching refers to the process of storing and restoring the state or context of a processor when switching between…
Switching between different execution contexts is an important concept on Cortex-M processors. When an interrupt occurs, the processor automatically switches…
The ARM Cortex series of processors utilize a number of special purpose registers that allow for customized control and monitoring…
The control register inside the Cortex-M processor core serves a critical role in configuring and controlling the operation of the…
The ARM Cortex-M processors are a series of 32-bit microcontroller units designed by ARM Holdings. As RISC architectures, Cortex-M CPUs…
Cache memory in ARM processors refers to small, fast memory units integrated into the processor that store frequently accessed data…
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