TreelLab/prog/sources/reset-handler-sequential.s

	.syntax unified
	.cpu cortex-m4
	.thumb

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@--- This is stack for background task
   BACKGROUND.STACK.SIZE = 512

	.section	.bss.background.task.stack, "aw", %nobits
  .align	  3   @ Stack should be aligned on a 8-byte boundary

background.task.stack:
  .space	BACKGROUND.STACK.SIZE

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@ See https://developer.arm.com/docs/dui0553/latest/2-the-cortex-m4-processor/21-programmers-model/213-core-registers

	.section	".text.reset.handler", "ax", %progbits

  .global reset.handler
  .type reset.handler, %function

reset.handler: @ Cortex M4 boots with interrupts enabled, in Thread mode
@---------------------------------- Run boot, zero bss section, copy data section
  bl    start.phase1
@---------------------------------- Set PSP: this is stack for background task
  ldr   r0,  =background.task.stack + BACKGROUND.STACK.SIZE
  msr   psp, r0
@---------------------------------- Set CONTROL register (see §B1.4.4)
@ bit 0 : 0 -> Thread mode has privileged access, 1 -> Thread mode has unprivileged access
@ bit 1 : 0 -> Use SP_main as the current stack, 1 -> In Thread mode, use SP_process as the current stack
@ bit 2 : 0 -> FP extension not active, 1 -> FP extension is active
  movs  r2, #2
  msr   CONTROL, r2
@--- Software must use an ISB barrier instruction to ensure a write to the CONTROL register
@ takes effect before the next instruction is executed.
  isb
@---------------------------------- Run init routines, from SVC handler
  svc	#0
@---------------------------------- Run setup, loop
  bl    setup.function
background.task:
  bl    loop.function
  b     background.task

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