Abstract
ARM architecture forms the basis for every ARM processor. Over time, the ARM architecture has evolved to include architectural features to meet the growing demand for new functionality, integrated security features, high performance and the needs of new and emerging markets. There are currently 3 ARMv8 profiles, the ARMv8-A architecture profile for high performance markets such as mobile and enterprise, the ARMv8-R architecture profile for embedded applications in automotive and industrial control, and the ARMv8-M architecture profile for embedded and IoT applications.
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Šilc, J., Robič, B., & Ungerer, T. (1999). Processor Architecture. Processor Architecture. Springer Berlin Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-58589-0
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