It is the ARM instruction set. Specifically, Cirrus uses the ARM920T
core from ARM. You can program in ARM or Thumb. ARM is faster, Thumb
is denser.
The ARM core "bible" is the ARM ARM (Architecture Reference Manual)
published by Addison-Wesley and I would recommend getting that book if
you're interested in the ARM core.
//Jesse Off
--- In wrote:
>
> I've been looking for an instruction set reference for the CPU in
> the TS-7260. I've tried the TS web site and the Cirrus web site,
> with no results except to discover that Cirrus loves to use the words
> "instruction set" in press releases.
>
> I found some possibly interesting documents at arm.com, but I'm not
> sure I can make the connection between any specific docment there and
> the actual EP9302 processor. "ARM processor" seems to refer to many
> different architectures.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Mark S.
>
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