Hi:
Now keil4 default is to use the 16_bit THUMB instruction set, if I want to set it to start the program using the 32_bit ARM instruction set, how should we do? thanks
Hi:
Now keil4 default is to use the 16_bit THUMB instruction set, if I want to set it to start the program using the 32_bit ARM instruction set, how should we do? thanks
The Cortex-M cores on the nRF series don't support the ARM instruction set, just the THUMB one, so you can't set it to ARM
Well according to this ARM Cortex-M4 support 32-bit THUMB-2 instruction set as well as others... but I assume Keil compiler knows this.
even THUMB had some 32 bit instructions, THUMB-2 (which in most assemblers is still enabled by setting mode to 'thumb') has more. I took the question to mean 'how can I turn on the entirely 32 bit old ARM mode' which the cortex don't support.
I have a lot of labels in the process of labeling, but now can not jump, it seems beyond the scope of the jump, and how should this problem be solved ah?
you are fairly incomprehensible but looking at the image you posted you're trying to link THUMB code with something, library or otherwise, compiled for ARM. That won't work.