In one of my homework exercises, I'm asked to write an armv8 program that counts number of 1-bits in a register. Here's my implementation:
.arch armv8-a // specifies the ARMv8 Architecture
.text
.align 2 // align to a multiple of 4 (1<<2)
.global start // arm64_emu.sh starts execution at start
.type start, %function
start:
movz x0, #8
movz x10, #0
movz x1, #0
loop:
rrx x0, x0 //rotate x0 and put the last bit into carry
bcs skip
add x10, x10, 1
skip:
cmp x1, #3
bne loop
svc 0 // dump registers
svc 999 // stop the emulation
.size start, .-start
A nice flow chart from this site gives a good overview of my program: http://www.8085projects.info/Program21.html
However, it gives me this error:
zl5022@enterprise:~$ arm64_emu.sh c.s
c.s: Assembler messages:
c.s:11: Error: unknown mnemonic `rrx' -- `rrx x0,x0'
According to http://infocenter.arm.com/help/index.jsp?topic=/com.arm.doc.dui0204j/Cjacbgca.html , rrx takes two registers as input, so am I missing something here?
The ARMv8 rotate instruction is ROR.
ROR Xd, Xm, #uimm
Rotate Right (immediate, 64-bit)
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