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UPDATE: Simple Philips LPC210x ARM board

I've just updated my web page:

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Although the board hasn't been tested yet (I'll get a couple of PCBs in

2 1/2 weeks time) I've made the design files available for anyone who doesn't mind taking a risk. I'm paying about $60 for my boards, from Olimex.

The LPC2104 costs under $9 (250 off). I got four samples free from a UK distributor - I'm using the chip in a couple of designs for clients.

I've downloaded the latest GNU tools and have the assembler, linker etc. and GDB working under Cygwin. They seem to be working OK - a test program assembles and links and can be debugged with GDB.

Leon

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Leon Heller
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With the current excitement in getting GDB/Cygwin running.

Would you please specify your system hardware and version of Windows.

Please also post the url where you download all this.

thanks

Le> I've downloaded the latest GNU tools and have the assembler, linker etc.

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hamilton

I'm got an Athlon CPU with 512 MB RAM, running WinME.

I think I downloaded everything from a GNU mirror. Actual downloads I used were:

gcc-3.3.2.tar.gz binutils-2.14.tar.gz.tar gdb-6.0.tar.gz newlib-1.11.0.tar.gz

I followed Bill Gatliff's instructions:

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with appropriate changes for the newer versions.

Leon

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Leon Heller

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