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Table of Contents

1. Introduction2. Embedded Software Development3. Technical Overview4. Architecture5. Instruction Set6. Memory system7. Exceptions and Interrupts8. Exception handling in details9. Low power and System Control Features10. OS support features11. Memory Protection Unit12. Fault Exceptions13. Floating point14. Debug features introduction15. Getting Started with Keil MDK-ARM16. Getting Started with IAR Embedded Workbench17. Getting Started with GNU C Compiler18. Software examples19. Using embedded OS20. Assembly programming and mixed language projects21. Cortex-M4 DSP Instructions (Paul Beckmann, DSPConcepts)22. CMSIS DSP Library (Paul Beckmann, DSPConcepts)23. Advanced topics24. Software porting

Appendix A. ISA summaryB. DSP instructions graphical representationC. 16-bit Thumb instruction changes since v4TD. Exceptions Quick ReferenceE. CMSIS-Core functions Quick ReferenceF. NVIC and SCB registers quick referenceG. Debug Registers quick referenceH. Debug and Trace connectorI. Trouble shooting guide

About the Author

Joseph Yiu has been working in ARM for over 12 years and has been involved in a wide range of projects including development of ARM Cortex-M processors and various on-chip system level and debug components. In addition to in depth knowledge of the processors and microcontroller system design, Joseph also has extensive knowledge in related areas including software development for the ARM Cortex-M microcontrollers, FPGA development and System-on-Chip design technologies.