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spaceimpact33
14-05-2004, 03:49 PM
hi all,

I was thinking, people who are familiar with arm asm would know that the main problem about adding new functions in asm is the fact of having to find all the variables a function uses and the way in wich there returned. wouldn't it be great if all of us compiled a list of functions with there variables and returns? so i started my own ( i dont know how correct it is but if you see any thing wrong with it feel free to correct it ) if you have any help full functions and infos feel fre to add to the list. this could realy help beginners in asm and bring out some new mods :D

cheers Spaceimpact33

kraze1984
14-05-2004, 06:14 PM
Hi!

sorry for question, what is the meaning of the word "nibble"?

spaceimpact33
14-05-2004, 08:10 PM
@kraze1984

i beleive it means byte as in 0x00

spaceimpact33

mestrini
15-05-2004, 02:14 AM
foloowing your thought i believe it's playing with the words byte/bite.

see below :D




nibble
verb [when intr, often foll by at]
1 (esp. of animals, such as mice) to take small repeated bites (of)

2 to take dainty or tentative bites
example: to nibble at a cake

3 to bite (at) gently or caressingly

4 [intransitive] to make petty criticisms

5 [intransitive] to consider tentatively or cautiously
example: to nibble at an idea
noun
6 a small mouthful

7 an instance or the act of nibbling
[ETYMOLOGY: 15th Century: related to Low German nibbelen. Compare nib, neb]

Crux
15-05-2004, 02:53 AM
isn't that a old old old qbasic game? :lol:

spaceimpact33
15-05-2004, 11:36 AM
a few more functions added:
own_blink_led
own_set_led
own_get_led
own_led_on
get_time
print_text_show

Any feedback greatly appreciated. :smile:
Spaceimpact33 :P

krisha
15-05-2004, 05:31 PM
a nibble is a half byte or 4 bits.

malloc returns in r0 the address of allocated memory...
use this address in r0 to free the allocated memory.

spaceimpact33
15-05-2004, 06:29 PM
Thanks for the info krisha, i have updated it with the definitions of Dword, word, half word, byte and nibble.

cheers spaceimpact33 ;)

kraze1984
17-05-2004, 01:53 AM
Thanks for the info krisha, i have updated it with the definitions of Dword, word, half word, byte and nibble.

cheers spaceimpact33 ;)

cool...

Thanks a lot for info.