assembly or c for arm processors?
IMHO programming in c first without skimming through assembly programs will not
be a smooth path for development of arm applications.
First of all I don't know about delivery in Bolivia and here in the US that is not an issue for any of the tools. There are many tools out there, Keil and IAR covering most of the professional market with pricing in the $$$ range. There is only Greenhills and ARM (RVDK) that I know off with with higher pricing. These tool chains have propriety compilers and offer a better output and a MUCH better debugger interface than GNU-CC and GDB. They also offer special JTAG debuggers thoroughly tested and very nice speed, that would be ULink for Keil and JLink for IAR.Kurenai_ryu said:which toolchain do you use for ARM, how about GNUARM? and the WinARM version??? is there something from IAR or KEil or others? (also how much $$$)
How to program is depending on the manufacturer. Many vendors offer very low cost solutions. ST offers STLink, NXP offers LPCXpresso, ST also offers RLink, NXP can be programmed with FlashMagic that works as shareware and you only pay for professional use.Kurenai_ryu said:how do you program an ARM? (I have read by somewhere that it's all jtag, but do you people have a preferred programmer?) or even a DIY programmer??? (that would be nice!)
[note that I'm also searching for a good start point for ARM, like shampoo]
How to program is depending on the manufacturer.
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