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64 bit Bare Metal Programming on RPI-3

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 Gingold, Tristan

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64 bit Bare Metal Programming on RPI-3
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Your first aarch64 bare metal program
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The Raspberry PI 3 board is very popular, but mainly known as a Linuxplatform. But it could also be used to do bare metal development: writing low-level code without any OS. There are almost no tutorials on the internetaddressing the main new feature of the RPI-3 board: 4x 64 bit cores (previousgenerations were 32 bit). Let's fill the gap by this lightening talk: a veryshort presentation of the board, how to write and build a first example and ademo of a more advanced multi-core application.
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