ARM Architecture - Exception and Interrupt ModelWhich entry in the ARM vector table typically contains the initial stack pointer value?AThe second entryBThe last entryCThe third entryDThe first entryCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall vector table layoutThe first entry in the ARM vector table holds the initial stack pointer value to set up the stack at reset.Step 2: Confirm other entries rolesOther entries hold addresses of reset and exception handlers, not the stack pointer.Final Answer:The first entry -> Option DQuick Check:Initial SP location = First entry [OK]Quick Trick: Initial stack pointer is always at vector table start [OK]Common Mistakes:Mixing stack pointer with reset handler addressAssuming stack pointer is at second entryConfusing vector table order
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