From the CPU's point of view, how does it distinguish an assembly code is an ARM code or a Thumb code?
Is there some signal bit represent the code is ARM or Thumb code, this is just my guess.
From the CPU's point of view, how does it distinguish an assembly code is an ARM code or a Thumb code?
Is there some signal bit represent the code is ARM or Thumb code, this is just my guess.
Hi,
When I read Thumb-2 instruction manual, it is not clear to me about SDIV availability. Especially I do not understand the last line "are not available in ARM state."
Could you explain it to me?
Thanks,
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