The ARM's r13 and r14 registers are overlapped (banked or windowed), and a separate register pair exists
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The ARM's r13 and r14 registers are overlapped (banked or windowed), and a separate register pair exists for each of the exception modes. What do we mean when we say these registers are overlapped? Explain why the ARM's designers have taken this approach.
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