At 10.07 2011.10.17, you wrote:
>> ARM is not particularly beautiful imho.
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>After teaching ARM assembly for years I have to disagree. A pity that=20
>the current trend seems to be towards Cortex, which is (as instruction=20
>set) much less nice to teach.

Talking about the 16bit instructions (thumb, not newer Cortex instruction
sets), other than code density, where would one want to use them? I'm fond
with the 32bit one and know only those, and I don't have particular memory
limitations (not any that justify thumb mode use).


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