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The next stable Rust release, 1.59, will include stable asm!() and global_asm!() macros that finally permit us to define assembly directly in the crate without needing to distribute precompiled binaries.
I anticipate this will let us remove all the current code to support precompiled binaries, including the outlined-inlined-asm in cortex-m and the asm.S in cortex-m-rt, and make all our inline-asm features no-ops. Since this shouldn't be a breaking change to users, it could be released as a cortex-m 0.7 backport, or as part of the upcoming 0.8, and as a normal minor 0.7 release for cortex-m-rt.
This issue is for tracking progress/concerns/problems.
I just stumbled across this issue while doing some research. Can this be closed? I can't find any assembly in this repository that's not within asm! or global_asm!.
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hannobraun commentedon Jul 7, 2023
I just stumbled across this issue while doing some research. Can this be closed? I can't find any assembly in this repository that's not within
asm!orglobal_asm!.