Most single board computers based on an ARM CPU have a set of general-purpose I/O (GPIO) pins that you can use to control homemade electronics projects. In this chapter, we look at the GPIO ports on a Raspberry Pi. We will run the 64-bit version of Kali Linux. Most of the Raspberry Pi starter kits include a breadboard and a few electronic components to play with. In this chapter, we will look at programming GPIO pins from Assembly Language.
We will experiment with a breadboard containing several LEDs and resistors, so we can write some real code. We will program the GPIO ...
