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Funny ,,
thank you for these websites. they do seem to be easy to understand sites
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What assemblers can be used for the ARM processor? Like for Android apps? Or maybe Windows Phone, if that uses ARM (which I think it does)?
ARM assembler: GNU ARM™ toolchain for Cygwin, Linux and MacOS - Resources
Android apps are written in Java, by the way.
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But it is possible to make apps in assembly, isn't it?
This site says something about that: microcoded, ARM assembly on Android part 2
Well, then I guess you're right. Now I have a good reason to mess with my brother's phone.
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Yes, but processer is ARM and the OS is *nix, so technically you can write the apps for the Android in ASM. FASM has a port - FASMARM which should work.... I haven't got the balls to test any apps I write on my phone... I don't need a 500$ brick :-)Originally Posted by dargueta
Eclipse has a fully simulator for the Nexus, you might try playing with that.
BTW maybe I should've clarified my Java comment - By "Android apps" I meant the ones that are in the store. As far as I know you can't put ELFs (or whatever they are for Android) up on there.
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