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How to Read ARM64 Assembly Language
ARM64 is a computer architecture that competes with the popular Intel x86-64 architecture used for the CPUs in desktops, laptops, and so on. ARM64 is common in mobile phones1, as well as Graviton-based Amazon EC2 instances and the much ballyhooed Apple M1 chips, so knowing about it might be useful! In fact, I have almost certainly spent more time with ARM64 than x86-64 because of the iPhone…
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