riscv-rt: use pac_enum macro for exception handling#398
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@MabezDev can you take a quick look so I can ship a new release by the end of this week? |
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At RustWeek currently, so this a is bit of blind +1, but I don't want to block your release schedule.
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Minor PR. Instead of defining all the required boilerplate code for handling exceptions, we let the
riscv::pac_enummacro do the work for us.It also fixes the versioning of
riscv-rt, getting prepared for a new release.