Verifying the ARM Block Data Transfer Instructions Anthony Fox Computer Laboratory, University of Cambridge Abstract The hol-4 proof system has been used to formally verify the correctness of the ARM6 micro-architecture.

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Date: 2004-05-10 09:42:53 Machine code Assembly languages Central processing unit ARM architecture Addressing mode Processor register NOP DLX Computer architecture Computing Instruction set architectures		Verifying the ARM Block Data Transfer Instructions Anthony Fox Computer Laboratory, University of Cambridge Abstract The hol-4 proof system has been used to formally verify the correctness of the ARM6 micro-architecture. Add to Reading List Source URL: www.cl.cam.ac.uk Download Document from Source Website File Size: 223,65 KB Share Document on Facebook

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