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\begin{document}
\maketitleru[
course={Bachelor Thesis\\[.4em]Computer Science},
authorstext={Author:},
authors={Camil Staps},
righttextheader={First supervisor:},
righttext={prof.~dr.~dr.h.c.~ir.~M.J.~Plasmeijer},
righttextBheader={Second supervisor:},
righttextB={drs.~J.H.G.~van~Groningen},
pagenr=1]
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\begin{abstract}
The Thumb-2 instruction set combines the best features of the ARM and Thumb instruction sets (speed and small code size, respectively).
We discuss the differences between the ARM and Thumb-2 instruction sets,
and their influences on code generation.
Specifically, we look at code generation for the purely functional programming language Clean.
\todo{results, efficiency, etc.}
\end{abstract}
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\tableofcontents
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\input{intro}
\input{storing-pc}
\input{two-bits}
\input{results}
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\appendix
\input{abbr}
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\end{document}
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