I'm evaluating the NXP LPC2xxx series of ARM-7 embedded computers for use in some products and some personal projects. I don't have a whole lot of time so am looking for a quick way in without paying big bucks - in other words, I want to use the GNU tool chain. Also, as the chip is pretty complex compared to, say, the 68HC05 I have been using, device support, startup, etc packages would be important in order to not have to write all that stuff. At a minimum, enough to start the chip, initialize critical things like interrupt handling, etc, and fire up code from GNU C would be needed. I would strongly prefer a solution that works on Windows (such as WinARM). I currently run Cygwin on all of my Windoze boxen. Thanks in advance 'nado
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John Moore wrote: > At a minimum, enough to start > the chip, initialize critical things like interrupt handling, etc, and > fire up code from GNU C would be needed. Projects with startup-code, linker-scripts, makefiles etc. that can be built with the GNU tools are available for example in the LPC2000 yahoo-group and in my WinARM-package or my "arm-projects" page: http://www.siwawi.arubi.uni-kl.de/avr_projects/arm_projects/ > I would strongly prefer a solution that works on Windows (such as > WinARM). I currently run Cygwin on all of my Windoze boxen. Since you already found my WinARM collection the other precompiled toolchains for Win32-hosts (not a full list): Yagarto, Codesourcery ARM-toolchain, GNUARM, Rowley Crossworks (with IDE and special libc/libm not newlib) Martin Thomas