PGCC for ARM assembly?
Posted: Mar 25, 2004 @ 6:45pmHi all!
I usually do low level x86 assembly (using NASM) but I want to get started with ARM. I've read through numerous sites on the ARM instuction set (which is MUCH more efficient than the x86
) and I've done some GBA development using the Goldroad assembler.
My question is can I use the PocketGCC distribution - specifically the as and ld programs - to assemble for my pocket pc? I'm aware of eVC and the armasm program but I would rather code in pure assembly. Also, if I can use GCC, can someone please tell me how I can access the WinCE API (is it similar to MASM)?
Thanks in advance!
I usually do low level x86 assembly (using NASM) but I want to get started with ARM. I've read through numerous sites on the ARM instuction set (which is MUCH more efficient than the x86
) and I've done some GBA development using the Goldroad assembler.
My question is can I use the PocketGCC distribution - specifically the as and ld programs - to assemble for my pocket pc? I'm aware of eVC and the armasm program but I would rather code in pure assembly. Also, if I can use GCC, can someone please tell me how I can access the WinCE API (is it similar to MASM)?
Thanks in advance!