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Remove extraneous POP from my prev commit #132
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Based on the great feedback to PR #131, I have removed the POP instruction that I added in my previous commit since UserHardFault never returns.
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132: Remove extraneous POP from my prev commit r=therealprof a=adamgreen Based on the great feedback to PR #131, I have removed the POP instruction that I added in my previous commit since UserHardFault never returns. Co-authored-by: Adam Green <[email protected]>
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Based on the great feedback to PR #131, I have removed the POP
instruction that I added in my previous commit since UserHardFault
never returns.