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The translation of machine code into a human readable assembly code, also the result of such translation.
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what does the imediate value of the BKPT opcode is being used for?
Assembler syntax
BKPT #
where:
See Standard assembler syntax fields on page A6-7.
Specifies an 8-bit value that is stored in the instruction. This value is ignored by the ARM
hardware, but can be u …
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