Jacob Appelbaum ([info]ioerror) wrote,
@ 2008-08-27 05:49:00
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PPC assembler
I spent a lot of this evening looking for a good reference manual about programming in assembler on PPC CPUs. As a note to myself and to others looking, IBM has the best reference that I've found. If you're looking for a PowerPC assembly book, it's pretty useful.

( My eyes are still bleeding! But now they're bleeding with 80% More Understanding! )

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[info]fuzzel
2008-08-27 11:39 am UTC (link)
The big question now of course is: what is broken there that you are studying PPC asm? :)

And I have to agree, depending on the actual product and the group it came from of course, IBM technical documentation is, from what I read upto now, quite good.

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[info]kaner_
2008-08-28 04:37 pm UTC (link)
No, the question is: What *will* break there that you are studying PPC asm? ;)

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[info]fuzzel
2008-08-28 05:53 pm UTC (link)
:)

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[info]moof
2008-08-27 12:17 pm UTC (link)
However, you still have to worry about waaaay too many core-specific things, especially when math gets involved.

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[info]icis_machine
2008-08-27 03:39 pm UTC (link)
which chip are you using?

i can probably pull up a data sheet or two with more info.

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