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Support for Luminary microsPosted by ARMinator on November 6, 2009 Hi, I have been running FreeRTOS on NXP's ARMs for a couple of years and for several reasons I'm now considering switching to Luminary micros. This may not be the best forum to ask, but I though this forum hosts quite a bit of knowledge regarding Luminary microcontrollers. By any chances, are they out there free C/C++ compilers for Luminary MCUs? If so, do they have any limitations? Thanks! RE: Support for Luminary microsPosted by Samuel Tardieu on November 6, 2009 As far as I can tell, Luminary microcontrollers are Cortex-M3 based, and should be fully supported by recent GCC versions. You can obtain an installable package of GCC configured as an ARM cross-compiler from CodeSourcery web site (or you can build one from sources yourself). RE: Support for Luminary microsPosted by psilva on November 9, 2009 Hi, I work with LM3S6965 a cortex-M3, and arm-none-eabi-gcc version 4.3.2, this is the gcc from Codesourcey, openocd to write flash and to debug,jtag from olimex, and freeRtos as my RTOS. Hope this help.
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