The INTENSET, INTENCLR, INTFLAG registers are write-1-to-confirm
registers, so writing zeroes will not affect anything, on the other
hand, a compiler generated read-modify-write cycle may unintentionally
affect more bits than the one being set. Avoid by using direct
assignment instead of or-assignment (|=) or bitfield writes (.bit.xxx=).
- removed the __attribute__((naked)) from ISRs
- removed ISR_ENTER() and ISR_EXIT() macros
Rationale: Cortex-Mx MCUs save registers R0-R4 automatically
on calling ISRs. The naked attribute tells the compiler not
to save any other registers. This is fine, as long as the
code in the ISR is not nested. If nested, it will use also
R4 and R5, which will then lead to currupted registers on
exit of the ISR. Removing the naked will fix this.
