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whats the difference between
DEFAULT_STACK_SIZE
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@0xc0170
Cortex-A in general will require more stack space than Cortex-M.
Therefore it is necessary to divide the definition by "#ifdef" as same as other test. By using its value CI test sequece is carried out.
For example:
TESTS\mbedmicro-rtos-mbed\basic\main.cpp
In Cortex-A, DEFAULT_STACK_SIZE is 2048 byte. Maybe in Cortex-M, it is 256Byte.
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I just wondered if that macro should not be DEFAULT_STACK_SIZE for any cortex. Russ, what do you think?