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This bundle includes a Linux demonstration program which executes a specified
ARM instruction and presents the result along with the state of the APSR (or
CPSR) condition flags and a list of conditional execution codes which match.

Usage: ./ccdemo op arg1 arg2
Arguments:
    op: One of the following ARM instructions:
            adds
            subs
            ands
            orrs
            eors
            bics
            asrs
            lsls
            lsrs
            rors
            muls
            cmp
            cmn
            tst
            teq
  arg1: The first operand, either as an unsigned hexadecimal
        value, unsigned octal or signed decimal.
  arg2: The second operand, in the same format as arg0.


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It should be possible to build the program by running "build.sh". You'll need
GCC to do this. In addition, if you're cross-compiling, you'll need to edit the
build script to point to whichever compiler you're using. (This is likely to be
something like "arm-none-linux-gnueabi-gcc".)

