I'm trying to learn to use the cortex m0 processor. I have a stm32f0 development board which lets me view each bit of each address and upload a new binary file easily. I've been reading a lit of manuals learning about a lot of rules and features, but still have no idea where the program counter starts on reset, what type of argument it is expecting, nor do I even know how to write things like add or str/ldr in binary form.

Is this basic knowledge left out of the manuals i've read? It says m0 has a full descending stack, yet it seems to suggest the starting point is at the other end (0x00000000).

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If a vector table could be explained in laymen's terms too that'd be great. I don't know C.

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