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Can't understand the difference between armv7e-m and armv7e-m-pic?

Hello people. I'm trying to do libgcc extraction for hard FPU's for k70 tower board. However, when I look at the libgcc library for arm targets, I find armv7-m, armv7e-m and armv7e-m-pic. I'm able to deduce from the armv7-m reference manual that the difference between armv7-m and armv7e-m is of the DSP chip i.e. armv7e-m will have a DSP chip. As the k70 has a DSP chip, therefore I'm able to conclude that I have the armv7e-m architecture. However, I'm unable to figure out the difference between armv7e-m and armv7e-m-pic? There is no reference about it in the armv7-m reference manual. Can someone help me out here?

Thanks,
Bilal

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  • Hi, and Thanks for the excellent response. So what would you recommend to use, no-PIC or PIC? Obviously, PIC seems to be the better way to go. However, as I'm not certain with the details and the factors that might come into play, can you point out which is the better way to go?

    Best,
    Bilal

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  • Hi, and Thanks for the excellent response. So what would you recommend to use, no-PIC or PIC? Obviously, PIC seems to be the better way to go. However, as I'm not certain with the details and the factors that might come into play, can you point out which is the better way to go?

    Best,
    Bilal

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