Does anyone here have experience with MIPS assembly?
There aren't many resources online and I'm having trouble figuring it out.
MIPS Assembly
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Re: MIPS Assembly
Instead of directing you to the "Manual" or tell you to RTFM (read the fucking manual 
), I'll point you to a something less verbose, and very good (I read a little of it when I tried to program the PSP once). Its the programmer's manual ~200 pages (very different than "The Manual" which is ~700 pages):
Programmer's Manual
), I'll point you to a something less verbose, and very good (I read a little of it when I tried to program the PSP once). Its the programmer's manual ~200 pages (very different than "The Manual" which is ~700 pages):Programmer's Manual
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Re: MIPS Assembly
There are some things linked from my EE380 class site. http://aggregate.org/EE380/refs.html
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Re: MIPS Assembly
Seems to be a decent book, and it's only 109 pages.
MIPS Assembly Language Programming by Robert Britton
MIPS Assembly Language Programming by Robert Britton
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Re: MIPS Assembly
Thanks peeples.
I have been struggling with this stuff for a week, and couldn't find many resources on the nets. >_>
I have been struggling with this stuff for a week, and couldn't find many resources on the nets. >_>
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Re: MIPS Assembly
I find very little on the web about assembly, I think few are actually capable of competently writing Assembly instructions (or explaining what they mean)
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I think I can program pretty well, it's my compiler that needs convincing!
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And now a joke to lighten to mood :D
I wander what programming language anakin skywalker used to program C3-PO's AI back on tatooine? my guess is Jawa :P
I think I can program pretty well, it's my compiler that needs convincing!
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And now a joke to lighten to mood :D
I wander what programming language anakin skywalker used to program C3-PO's AI back on tatooine? my guess is Jawa :P
Re: MIPS Assembly
Also, Lusikka, if you want a very nice introduction to assembly, check out Jonathan Bartlett's book, is freaking amazing. I read it a while ago. It's not pertaining to windows or mips( x86 unix/linux, using GAS), but it is one hell of a nice introduction (~200 pages): Programming From The Ground Up
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I have a poorly written text document on my laptop (The screen hinge is broken, so I have been avoiding using it)... But it is really amatuer and not too helpful, It tought me some basics though
