ARM7TDMI LPC210x GCC official site?

I must add that I'm running Win98SE and Cygnus won't run under Win2000?? What's possible?

- Henry

Henry schrieb in Nachricht ...

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1. Cygwin does run under Windows 2000 if properly installed.

1. Cygwin is also runnable under Windows 95.

AFAIK, the standard ARM version of GCC works for ARM7TDMI - I'm using it daily for AT91's.

Tauno Voipio tauno voipio @ iki fi

Hi Tauno! Sorry for my bad english. I wrote "under" but meant "below". So you're right! I downloaded the Keil environment for ARM LPC210x. It includes Cygwin. After installation the compiler starts but gets errors. In the information database of Keil I found a message stating Cygwin won't run on Win98. Maybe it run and the error is of other source??

Can you tell me what I must do to get a working software system here? BTW: I read on the Cygwin site it WILL run on Win98. Do I need a specific version? And where to download? Regards - Henry

Tauno Voipio schrieb in Nachricht ...

Henry,

Please specify WHAT this error is, and what you were attempting to do at the time!

Re Cygwin: It is strongly not recommended to use the GCC/Cygwin combination on DOS-based Windows (95, 98 for sure, probably also Me). In particular, it is difficult to build the cross-compiler in this environment. Win 95/98/Me should be regarded as "works often, but not officially supported".

If you are having really intractable problems with the Keil binaries, try these:

Hi Lewin - what's the difference between Keil and your link?

- Henry

Lewin A.R.W. Edwards schrieb in Nachricht ...

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Maybe

I've tried the OCDemon binaries, and I haven't tried the Keil ones.

I work for Ashling Microsystems Ltd.

Check out Ashling's LPC2xxxx tools at:

You can buy the ASK-2100 kit for 250 $s which includes an LPC2100 evaluation board with on-board USB ICE. The kit includes a graphical IDE/Debugger and pre-built GNU ARM tools with Cygwin. The IDE/Debugger are time limited to 45-days, there are no contraints on the GNU tools. Also included are GNU example programs that run on the board.