The ARM architecture, like most 32-bit architectures, is well-suited to a using a C or C++ compiler. The majority of control code is written using high-level programming languages like C and C++ ...

It contains an ANSI C compiler, an ARM assembler and the ARMulator, an emulator to test and debug ARM assembly on your PC.<BR><BR>Furthermore you can get good primers to ARM assembly programming ...

David] is building a project with an OLED, a keyboard, and an RP2040. He’s perfected a scanning routine in C to work with the ...

Team 28 at Imperial College London certainly living up to the Raspberry Pi Foundation’s expectations with their bare metal assembly clone of Star Fox, aptly titled PiFox.

Anyway, here's my challenge: Write a program in standard C that works on either x86-64 or aarch64, but will not compile or not run, or produce a different result on the other architecture.