Use const operand for ARM syscall implementation #565
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`asm_const` feature has been stabilized in Rust 1.82. Using const operands for inline assembly eliminates a lot of the duplicated code in the ARM syscall implementation. This commit has been tested by running a simple application that periodically blinks and writes a message on Raspberry Pi Pico.
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Note that this requires an update of the Rust version. @jrvanwhy (and others) are any significant implications for downstream users)? |
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asm_constfeature has been stabilized in Rust 1.82. Using const operands for inline assembly eliminates a lot of the duplicated code in the ARM syscall implementation.This commit has been tested by running a simple application that periodically blinks and writes a message on Raspberry Pi Pico.