> From: Sam Edwards
> Date: Sun, 23 Feb 2025 21:55:13 -0800
Hi Sam,
> On ARM, enabling the MMU is a prerequisite to enabling caching, which
> allows unaligned memory accesses by consolidating them into aligned
> accesses. When the MMU is disabled, however, all accesses must strictly
> adhere to
On 2/24/25 06:55, Sam Edwards wrote:
On ARM, enabling the MMU is a prerequisite to enabling caching, which
allows unaligned memory accesses by consolidating them into aligned
accesses. When the MMU is disabled, however, all accesses must strictly
adhere to the alignment rules.
Some compilers (e.
On ARM, enabling the MMU is a prerequisite to enabling caching, which
allows unaligned memory accesses by consolidating them into aligned
accesses. When the MMU is disabled, however, all accesses must strictly
adhere to the alignment rules.
Some compilers (e.g. Clang) contain optimizations that ma
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