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Cortex-M doesn&#039;t support ARM instruction set. It only supports “Thumb” instruction set.
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The Cortex-M4 processor implements a local exclusive monitor. For more information about
semaphores and the local exclusive monitor see the ARMv7M ARM Architecture Reference
Manual.

Instructions:

	*  LDREX - Load-Exclusive
	*  STREX - Store-Exclusive
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Bayer RAW10 packed to Y16

Data is organised in 5 bytes packed chunks to store 4 x RAW10 pixel data:

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	*  Load data
		*  Neon can perform interleaved loads by 4
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&lt;https://devzone.nordicsemi.com/f/nordic-q-a/10424/nrf51422-won-t-sleep#post-id-58214&gt;

WFE

Wait For Event

It is only hint and depends on implementation.
The WFE instruction allows (but does not require) the processor to enter a low-power state
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