Joerg Wunsch schrieb: > Even more confusing then, while the SPM instruction operates on 16-bit > words (to program the flash), the LPM instruction operates on 8-bit > bytes, as all of a sudden, with LPM, the flash becomes byte-oriented. > =:-) > > Manufacturers of 32-bit CPUs usually always talk about byte when > dealing with addresses, and simply require that the two LSBs of the > address are 0. Or, as with ARM, the address alignment is 16 bits, and > the LSB is used to encode the thumb bit (so while in thumb mode, the > PC always displays in odd numbers). > Nice discussion, but is there any idea for a bugfix for the gdb bug.:-)
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