[oshepherd]

Thumb-2 (about 13 years old at this point) extended Thumb to cover the entirety of instruction set. That is, every* ARM instruction has a corresponding Thumb instruction (The converse is not quite the case)

There is very little reason to use ARM code in ARMv7 and up.

Incidentally, ARMv8's 64-bit mode (AArch64) adds a whole new instruction set, called A64. It's fixed width 32-bit per instruction, and the only option for 64-bit code.

* Excluding some really obscure, mostly long deprecated ones

[oshepherd]

I noticed that I missed out mentioning that, yes, Thumb-2 made Thumb variable length (it already sorta-was, branches were always kinda 32-bit)

Any halfword where bit[15:13]=='111' && bit[12:11]!='00' is the leading half of a 32-bit Thumb instruction