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As I understand it, these were influenced by SuperH, a 32-bit RISC design that uses 16-bit instructions, so two are always executing at once.
The busybox-armv7m Thumb2 binary is the smallest of all the compiled architectures.
Thumb2 appears to have been much more practical.
As I understand it, these were influenced by SuperH, a 32-bit RISC design that uses 16-bit instructions, so two are always executing at once.
The busybox-armv7m Thumb2 binary is the smallest of all the compiled architectures.
Thumb2 appears to have been much more practical.