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They first published the Armv8-M ASL around 2017. I suspect you've believed that this didn't exist due to the predominance of pre-Armv8-M devices in the market
by topspin 6mo ago
They first published the Armv8-M ASL around 2017.
I suspect you've believed that this didn't exist due to the predominance of pre-Armv8-M devices in the market: there is no ASL for Armv7-M and earlier, and devices based on these older cores remain extremely common (STM32F1x, etc.) The good news is this is changing as new devices appear. The bad news is there probably will never be ASL published for older cores.
- addaon 6mo agoI doubt you'll see this but... any chance you know if and where the XML files of the ASL are available for Armv8-M (or Armv8.1-M)? The ASL is embedded in the reference manual PDF, but for Arm*-A there's a structured XML that's way less nasty to work with…