February 7

Arm Assembly Language Syntax

Arm Assembly Language syntax is totally different from MIPS and x86 architecture. It has five parts:

  • ELF sections (defined by AREA directive).
  • Application entry (defined by ENTRY directive).
  • Application execution.
  • Application termination.
  • Program end (defined by  END directive).

Below is the given Example:

    AREA     ARMex, CODE, READONLY
                                
        ENTRY                  
start
        MOV      r0, #10       
        MOV      r1, #3
        ADD      r1, r0, r1     
stop
        MOV      r0, #0x18      
        LDR      r1, =0x20026   
        SVC      #0x123456      
        END

Hope above example will help you in better understanding in ARM assembly Syntax. If you have any queries ask freely in the comment box.


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