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<npcomp>
samueldr: have you tried it, or is this something that would be unlikely to work without custom code?
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<samueldr>
haven't tried, it would require the SoC to look there, which it might, but given it could be looking there and silently bailing, it would be better to have documentation stating it does and how it does
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<Belgin[m]>
do function addresses in 32 bit armv7 need to be aligned?
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<robmur01>
Belgin[m]: instructions must be aligned to the appropriate size for the instruction set, thus the actual address of function entrypoint code is consequently aligned too. However, *because* of that, the bottom bit of the function *symbol* address is free to be reused to indicate the instruction set
<robmur01>
Thumb interworking is all kinds of fun
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<Belgin[m]>
robmur01: thank you
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