Definitive Guide to Arm Cortex-M23 and Cortex-M33 Processors

I have used the various editions of this book for ~10 years. I guess you could probably find much of the information for free on ARMs website, or in forums, but it's been very handy having it all in one place. The author writes very clearly and precisely - IMO a must have for Cortex-M programmers.

I've not had the book for long so can't comment on the entirety of the content. However, what I have read so far has been well explained and thought out. No spelling or grammar issues so far either. Very happy with the publication (just not this format).My main reason for posting this review is to alert readers that at the time of this review at least, the Kindle format of this book contains a serious formatting error. All 'code blocks' are displayed without any line breaks, making them virtually unreadable. This does not occur in other electronic formats of this book.Also, referring to a previous reader's observation that the two appendices are missing, I can confirm this is the case. However, the book has a paragraph at the end of the contents list which refers the reader to a companion site to download these two documents. This bit of text is omitted from the Kindle version, possibly due to the way the contents page is reformatted into a set of links. I attempted to provide the direct link in this review, but was knocked back by Amazon. I was unable to find the page by simply searching the web. However, other sellers of this publication in other ebook formats often make sample sections of the book available (incl. the contents list), which is where I found the link. Good luck!

This is a helpful book. However, it makes reference to an appendix A and appendix B, which promise to have clarifying information. These don't seem to be present -- at least they are not found in the Kindle edition!!!