Starting Cortex-M3 Development Using the GNU Tool Chain
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This chapter describes how several people use Gnu's Not Unix (GNU) tool chain for ARM product development, and that a number of development tools for ARM are based on the GNU tool chain. Multiple object files can be created and linked together. There are versions of the tool chain for different application environments (Symbian, Linux, embedded-application binary interface (EABI), and so on).It explains how to download a GNU tool chain. Its components—how to utilize them from the elementary stages up to dealing with C programs and vector tables—are illustrated with examples. With GNU C compiler, the linking stage is normally invoked by the C compiler during the ...
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