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In summary, the differences in functionality include:
Implementation time options have been added to select between different levels of debug and trace support. This has replaced the previous TIEOFF_FPBEN and TIEOFF_TRCENA options.
New implementation option to enable the resetting of all registers within the processor.
Architectural clock gating inclusion is now controlled using one implementation option.
DBGRESTART input and DBGRESTARTED output have been added for use in debugging multi-core systems. See the ARMv7-M Architecture Reference Manual for more information.
SLEEPHOLDREQn input and SLEEPHOLDACKn have been added to enable the extension of SLEEPING.
The APB interface has been upgraded from v2.0 to v3.0.
A new output signal called INTERNALSTATE has been added that enables observation of some of the internal state of the core if the OBSERVATION implementation option is used.
Added support for fault-robust implementations.
An Auxiliary Control Register has been added with new functionality disable bits to:
stop interruption of load/store multiples, divides and multiplies
stop IT folding
disable the write buffers in Cortex-M3 for default memory map accesses.
The STKALIGN bit reset value in the Configuration
and Control Register at address 0xE000ED14 has
been inverted. The reset value is now 1, which means that the stack
frame is 8-byte aligned by default.
Addition of a Wake-up Interrupt Controller to minimize logic in the always clocked domain during sleep.
Addition of FIXHMASTERTYPE pin to prevent debugger marking AHB transactions as core data side if required.
Improved sequential information for data accesses. Before r2p0 HPROT for sequential data accesses would change from SEQ to NSEQ if wait-states were inserted for the previous access. r2p0 maintains the SEQ information.
Errata fixes to the r1p1 release.