__ARM_PROFILE_M__ __CORE__ __ARMVFP__ __LITTLE_ENDIAN__

__ARM_PROFILE_M__

Description

An integer that is set based on the --cpu option.

The symbol is set to 1 if the selected processor architecture is a profile M core.

The symbol is undefined for other cores.

 

__CORE__

Description

An integer that identifies the processor architecture in use.

These symbolic names can be used when testing the __CORE__ symbol.

An integer that identifies the chip core in use. The value reflects the setting of the --cpu option and is defined to

__ARM4TM__, __ARM5__, __ARM5E__, __ARM6__, __ARM6M__, __ARM6SM__, __ARM7M__, __ARM7EM__, __ARM7A__, or __ARM7R___.

These symbolic names can be used when testing the __CORE__ symbol.

The symbol reflects the --core option and is defined to

#define __ARM7A__     0
#define __ARM7R__     0
#define __ARM4TM__    4
#define __ARM5__      5
#define __ARM5T__     5
#define __ARM5TM__    5
#define __ARM6T2__    6
#define __ARM6__      6
#define __ARM7M__     7
#define __ARM7__      7
#define __ARM5E__     10
#define __ARM6M__     11
#define __ARM6SM__    12
#define __ARM7EM__    13

 

__ARMVFP__

Description

An integer that reflects the --fpu option and is defined to

__ARMVFPV1__ ( 1 ),
__ARMVFPV2__ ( 2 ),
__ARMVFPV3__ ( 3 ),
__ARMVFPV4__ ( 4 ).

These symbolic names can be used when testing the __ARMVFP__ symbol.

If VFP code generation is disabled (default), the symbol will be undefined.

 

__LITTLE_ENDIAN__

Description

An integer that reflects the --endian option and is defined to 1 when the byte order is little-endian.
The symbol is defined to 0 when the byte order is big-endian.

 

posted @ 2014-01-11 17:38  IAmAProgrammer  阅读(708)  评论(0编辑  收藏  举报