The processor uses SP as a pointer to the active stack. More...
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| __STATIC_FORCEINLINE void | __set_SP (uint32_t stack) |
| Set Stack Pointer. | |
| __STATIC_FORCEINLINE void | __set_SP_usr (uint32_t topOfProcStack) |
| Set USR/SYS Stack Pointer. | |
The processor uses SP as a pointer to the active stack.
The Stack Pointer is banked per processor mode. Accessing the active stack pointer actually returns/modifies the stack pointer of the current processor execution mode.
| Mode | Actual SP |
|---|---|
| User/System | SP_usr |
| Hypervisor | SP_hyp |
| Supervisor | SP_svc |
| Abort | SP_abt |
| Undefined | SP_und |
| Monitor | SP_mon |
| IRQ | SP_irq |
| FIQ | SP_fiq |
Consider __set_SP and __set_SP_usr to access this register.
| __STATIC_FORCEINLINE void __set_SP | ( | uint32_t | stack | ) |
Set Stack Pointer.
| [in] | stack | Stack Pointer value to set |
This function assigns the given value to the current stack pointer.
| __STATIC_FORCEINLINE void __set_SP_usr | ( | uint32_t | topOfProcStack | ) |
Set USR/SYS Stack Pointer.
| [in] | topOfProcStack | USR/SYS Stack Pointer value to set |
This function assigns the given value to the User/System Stack Pointer (SP_usr).