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as_汇编语法（As_ assembly syntax） Quote ARM under Linux assembler syntax, ARM instruction, 2010-08-05 23:50:44, read 86 comments, 0: big, medium and small subscriptions This article is quoted from U-BOOTs ARM assembler syntax under Linux Quote ARM assembler syntax under Linux U-BOOT Although it is convenient to write programs using C or C++ under Linux, the assembler source is used for the most basic initialization of the system, such as initializing the stack pointer, setting the page table, and operating the coprocessor of ARM. Once the initialization is complete, you can jump to the C code execution. Note that the GNU assembler, follow the ATT compilation of grammar, available from the GNU site to download the relevant specification (). 1. Linux assembler line structure Any assembly line is structured as follows: []: [} @ comment [] notes: [} @ In the Linux ARM assembly, any identifier ending with a colon is considered a label, not necessarily at the beginning of a line. Define a add function that returns the sum of two arguments. .section.Text, x. .global add @ give, the, symbol, add, external, linkage Add: ADD, R0, R0, R1 @ add, input, arguments MOV, PC, LR @ return, from, subroutine @ end of program Two. Linux assembly procedures in the label Label only by a ~ Z, A ~ Z, 0 ~ 9 . _ characters etc.. When the number marked 0~9 is a local label, the local label can be repeated, using the following method: Label f: the forward label in the reference The label where the label b: is backward in reference [example 2] an example of a partial symbol, a cycle program 1: Subs, R0, R0, #1 @ every loop makes r0=r0-1 Bne 1F @ jump to 1 label to perform A partial label represents the address it is in, so it can also be used as a variable or function. Three. Linux segmentation in assembler (1).Section pseudo manipulation The user can define a paragraph from the.Section pseudo operation, as follows: .section section_name [[flags], [%type[, flag_specific_arguments]]]] Each paragraph s