ARM and Intel assembly instruction mapping

Question

This might be a silly question, but is there a webpage/document/book that gives you a mapping of intel x86 and ARM assembly instructions?

I'm aware that it's not a 1-to-1 mapping, but I would assume that many instructions do map over rather seamlessly (MOV, as an example).

Answer 1

Why? Are you trying to port code from one to the other? Do you know one and want a "cheat sheet" to learn the other? The best I can come up with is an ARM/Thumb Quick Reference Card (there are probably many for x86).

I can't seem to find one, and perhaps the main reason that the mapping is far from "seamless". ARM instructions are generally 3-op (abc dst,src1,src2), and to make matters worse, src2 can have shifts/rotates applied to it. x86 instructions are generally 2-op, except you have oddities like lea which is commonly used as a 3-op add.

The closest thing I can think of is a combined ARM/x86 cheat sheet, with common instructions separated into categories (arithmetic, bit ops, control flow, floating point, memory access).

And then there's Thumb...