Microblaze books

Hi,

A couple of things:

Except for crt0.s, there really isn't a need for assembly programming a RISC processor. One needs to have serious skills, or a convoluted application, to be able to improve much on the output of a modern GCC compile. I'm not saying that it can't be done, just that it is not a beginner's task.

A Google search turned up several good examples (some were crt0.s examples from others porting OS's) on the 1st page of hits. Learn to use Google; it can be a valuable tool. And there is a search tool on the Xilinx web site; everything anyone would need to know about the MicroBlaze processor can be found there.

G.

In general I agree, but in addition to crt0.s, I find assy language is often very useful for memcpy/blitting/bulk IO operations in embedded systems.

-Jeff

You can find some useful information in my blog:

Sven