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A 32-bit embedded CPU architecture originally designed by ARC International. Not to be confused with [automatic-ref-counting]

The ARC (Argonaut RISC Core) architecture (also known as ARC processor), is a 32-bit embedded CPU architecture originally designed by ARC International.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARC_(processor)

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Getting back trace for ARC platform from signal handler context

I want to catch SIGSEGV and print the back trace in the logs before my program exits. This is to analyze the crash at a later point of time. I am working on a software which runs on multiple platforms. On x86 platform I can do this easily by using…
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I need to Implement the following code segment in the ARC assembly language

if x <= y: y = y + 1 else if x != z y = y-1 else z = z + 1 This is what i have for my Arc assembly code. Im fairly new at this so im not too sure how to make the if/else statement into assembly code. ! This program executes an If/else…
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Is there in difference in parsing an assembly language and a high-level programming language?

In school we learned about the ARC assembly language. It was used in the book "Principles of Computer Architecture" by Miles Murdocca to teach Computer Architecture. An ARC Programm looks like this: ! ! A simple ARC program to add two numbers ! …
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