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And not on ARM64, which has no Thumb equivalent.
by duskwuff 5y ago
And not on ARM64, which has no Thumb equivalent.
- mananaysiempre 5y agoWell yeah, but “only runs ARM” is less surprising to me than “only runs Thumb”, especially on 64-bit where it’s essentially a different architecture altogether. Or maybe I’m just crabby because I wanted to write a Thumb-2 assembler, took a long look at the instruction encoding and gave up.
- Symmetry 5y agoWhich makes sense. If you want 64 bit pointers you probably don't have so little memory that you're looking to compress your binaries.