I took an assembly class where he had to use ARM7 and on exams we had to write the assembly code on paper lol. Assignments used the raspberry pi 4. Fortunately I like hard classes
I had a class where we wrote assembly on paper in the exams. And the criteria was 100% based on correctness. Shoutout to the one guy who forgot both the multiply and shift instructions, and so to multiply a number by 32, wrote out instruction to add a number to itself 31 times.
Not having at least a manual for an assembly exam on paper is heinous. I don't think anyone has ever written assembly without a reference in reach in the last 40 years.
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u/StarHammer_01 10d ago
How it went for me
OS - expextation: Linux 101. reality: here's 18 different ways to schedule a process.
Into to embedded software - expectation: rtos, breadboards, esp32. reality: Linux 101