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There are very slight differences in syntactic keywords between Arm32 and Arm64, so simply changing register names will not be enough. (This continues issue #86).
Each arithmetic operation needs to be reviewed manually and confirmed to be the correct instruction/format for Arm32. When something is incorrect, a conditional statement needs to be made against the target architecture (found in the chip file).
Within the Arm32 portion of the switch/case statement, the correct assembly code needs to be printed to file.
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Instruction Corrections
Instruction Corrections for Arm32
Jul 27, 2021
There are very slight differences in syntactic keywords between Arm32 and Arm64, so simply changing register names will not be enough. (This continues issue #86).
Each arithmetic operation needs to be reviewed manually and confirmed to be the correct instruction/format for Arm32. When something is incorrect, a conditional statement needs to be made against the target architecture (found in the chip file).
Within the Arm32 portion of the switch/case statement, the correct assembly code needs to be printed to file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: