ARM processors are at the heart of every portable electronic device, like mobiles, switches, and portable devices. Low power consumption is the very critical requriements of all battery powered portable devices. This is the most important characteristic of ARM processor that leads to its wide usage in all portable devices. ARM processors are also widely used in InSkills applications. The current requirements of InSkills require ARM processors to do much more than the simple phone processor. The ARM Architecture Training course covers wide range of processors comprising the ARMv7 & ARMv8 architectures.
The ARM Architecture Training course also gives overview of how ARM processors are targeted across various SoC requirements. It also gives quick overview of how ARM architecture is different with Intel standard IA32 architecture
Unit Number | Topic | Duration (mins) |
1 | ARM Architecture & ISA training Agenda | 8 |
2 | SOC architecture, SOC testcase flow, BigLittle architecture | 23 |
3 | ARM processor basics | 27 |
4 | Application calls, ARM PC and Driver relation | 24 |
5 | ARMv7 and ARMv8 introduction | 33 |
6 | revision, RISC Vs CISC | 35 |
7 | ARM CPUSS architecture | 53 |
8 | ARMv7 ISA | 25 |
9 | ARMv8 ISA | 41 |
10 | Question & answers | 12 |
11 | GPR, System control registers | 20 |
12 | ARM instruction set | 41 |
13 | ARM data processing instructions | 50 |
14 | Flow control instructions | 39 |
15 | ARM instructions, control, branch, flags | 67 |
16 | Floating point instructions | 8 |
17 | Memory barrier | 23 |
18 | ARM compiler and linker | 13 |
19 | ARMv8 Exception levels | 28 |
20 | ARM REGISTERS, PROCESSOR CONTEXT | 57 |
21 | ARM assembly programming examples | 107 |
22 | ARMv8 Trustzone | 50 |
23 | Exception and Interrupt handling | 28 |
24 | ARMv8 exceptions, system calls, Exception Handler | 105 |
25 | Nested Exception handler | 42 |
26 | Interrupt controller overview, GIC, NVIC | 27 |
27 | Abort handler, ISR | 6 |
28 | Moving between execution states | 16 |
29 | Memory model: Weekly ordered and strongly ordered | 11 |
30 | ARM Memory model | 62 |
31 | Cache | 60 |
32 | Cache Wrap transactions | 47 |
33 | Cache implementation styles | 132 |
34 | ACE Protocol overview | 38 |
35 | MOESI state diagram basics | 11 |
36 | MOESI state diagram | 62 |
37 | ACE Protocol Channels | 18 |
38 | ACE transaction types | 21 |
39 | ACE Shareability domains | 8 |
40 | ACE barriers | 8 |
41 | ACE DVM (Distributed Virtual memory basics) | 5 |
42 | MMU, page tables | 40 |
43 | MMU address translation | 25 |
44 | MMU two level page tables | 34 |
45 | MMU Page fault | 9 |
46 | LPAE | 6 |
47 | ARM coresight architecture | 24 |
48 | ARM SOC CoreSight updates | 15 |
49 | ARM Coresight architecture components | 43 |
50 | ARM MPU(Memory protection unit) | 24 |
51 | ARM HW Virtualization | 19 |
52 | ARM Pipelining | 22 |
53 | Power management in ARM cores | 36 |
54 | UVC-integration-into-TB | 8 |
ARMv8-A architecture overview. |
ARM Processor Booting. |
CPUSS Architectures. |
ARMv8 registers. |
ARMv7 and ARMv8 Exception model. |
A32 and A64 Instruction set architecture overview. |
ARM Memory Management Unit(MMU). |
TLBs |
Translation tables. |
Address translations. |
ARM Memory Model. |
Memory Types. |
Memory attributes - Cacheability, Shareable. |
Caches. |
L1 and L2 Caches. |
Cache coherency. |
Generic interrupt Controller. |
GIC Architecture. |
Different types of Interrupts. |
Interrupt handler. |
ARM compiler, Linker basics. |
Scatter files, stack and heap |
lst file, tarmac log. |
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