atomic: fix mi_atomic_yield for big-endian arm32#1050
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Previously, `mi_atomic_yield` would not be defined on ARM32 big-endian architectures if they were pre-ARMv7. Rework the #ifdef guard to be more readable and collapse the ARM guards so both little and big endian are handled via the same mechanism. Now, ARMv7+ will utilize `yield` while older targets will use `nop` regardless of endianness. Signed-off-by: Vincent Fazio <vfazio@gmail.com>
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Previously,
mi_atomic_yieldwould not be defined on ARM32 big-endian architectures if they were pre-ARMv7.Rework the #ifdef guard to be more readable and collapse the ARM guards so both little and big endian are handled via the same mechanism.
Now, ARMv7+ will utilize
yieldwhile older targets will usenopregardless of endianness.closes #1046