I have a bit of problem what instruction set I need to use when I am using unoptimized instructions that the compiler thing is great.
I have this a void function like this:
void feed(void)
{
IWDG_ReloadCounter();
}
Here are the instructions.
//PUSH REGISTER ONTO STACK
push {r7}
//ADD
add r7, sp, #0
//???
mov.w r3, #12288
//MOVE TOP
movt r3, #16384
//MOVE 16-BIT CONSTANT
movw r2, #43690
//STORE REGISTER WORD
str r2, [r3, #0]
//MOVE
mov sp, r7
//POP REGISTER FROM STACK
pop {r7}
//BRANCH INDIRECT
bx lr
Can understand which of them to use. Anyone have some words of wisdom.
Because the function is made with a pointer I only needed to use these instructions:
mov.w r3, #12288
movt r3, #16384
movw r2, #43690
str r2, [r3, #0]