Mike <n...@none.com> writes: > I think to do this properly with ARM you need to consider the ARM > architecture (ARMv6, ARMv7, ARMv7-A, ARMv7-M, etc..) AND the > instruction set (ARM or ARM_Thumb). I read it somewhere, but I'm > having trouble finding it again. > > Anyway, used in conjunction with the architecture, I believe only one > ARM_Thumb identifier is needed. > > It also appears that, with the introduction of AArch64, ARM is trying > to transition this nomenclature to A32 (ARM), T32 (Thumb), A64 (64-bit > ARM?). See > http://www.arm.com/products/processors/instruction-set-architectures/ > > Mike
You are right. I noticed that even thumb-1 has different instruction set based on arm architecture. Now that I think about it and considering Timo's comment that we won't find many thumb-1 devices, it probably doesn't make sense polluting D with versions that no one will use (except me). Probably best approach for me is to just define ARM_Thumb1 on the command line for my current project. -- Dan
