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GCC Arm toolchain version 14 released

Jan Cumps
Jan Cumps 7 months ago

Every six months, a new pre-built GCC toolchain for ARM is released. On December 10, release 14.2 Rel1 was published: https://developer.arm.com/downloads/-/arm-gnu-toolchain-downloads.  There are some goodies related to upcoming C++26, such as better support for modules. Check this RedHat blog for an overview of what's in it.

I'm trying to convert a library that I made for GPS communication to modules, and was looking forward to this release. In version 13, I got stuck because of limited support for this. Crossing fingers ...

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    Jan Cumps 7 months ago +1
    Here's how to configure Eclipse for building a windows executable : Point to the binaries: Set the dialect: In VSCode, the easiest way to make the IDE discover a cross-compile (arm bare metal) toolchain…
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    Jan Cumps 1 month ago +1
    On July 3, release 14.3 Rel1 was published: https://developer.arm.com/downloads/-/arm-gnu-toolchain-downloads .
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    Jan Cumps 7 months ago

    Here's how to configure Eclipse for building a windows executable:

    Point to the binaries:
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    Set the dialect:
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    In VSCode, the easiest way to make the IDE discover a cross-compile (arm bare metal) toolchain, is by (temporarily) adding it to your path.
    To set the dialect:
    image
    You may need a recent cmake version (3.13) to use new functionality, such as modukes.

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    Jan Cumps 7 months ago

    Here's how to configure Eclipse for building a windows executable:

    Point to the binaries:
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    Set the dialect:
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    In VSCode, the easiest way to make the IDE discover a cross-compile (arm bare metal) toolchain, is by (temporarily) adding it to your path.
    To set the dialect:
    image
    You may need a recent cmake version (3.13) to use new functionality, such as modukes.

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