Compile for ARM Cortex M3 using standard GCC?

CodeSourcery G supports a wide range of ARM processors including Cortex-M3. Its also free unless you need professional support.

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Thanks, James gcc arm link|improve this question asked Jan 17 '11 at 18:47JamWaffles10.1k41137 98% accept rate.

CodeSourcery G++ supports a wide range of ARM processors including Cortex-M3. Its also free unless you need professional support.

Thanks. I wasn't aware it was free - thanks for the heads up! – JamWaffles Jan 17 '11 at 19:40 well there is a lite version, and you need to read the license agreement.

– dwelch Jan 18 '11 at 19:53 1 llvm, though, cross compiles out of the box, you can use -march=arm to build for arm. Depends on what you are doing though – dwelch Jan 18 '11 at 19:54 the cortex-m3 is thumb/thumb2 only so be careful to specify the processor type when compiling (with gcc), otherwise it will default to arm instructions. And my comment about llvm -march=arm will build arm it might be -march=thumb to build for thumb.

– dwelch Jan 18 '11 at 23:08.

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