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CM3 / RVDS / NOPs
David Clark
over 12 years ago
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David Clark
over 12 years ago
Note: This was originally posted on 14th June 2010 at
http://forums.arm.com
Sorry for the fragmented reply.
Regarding the toolset configuration, it looks like:
RVDS 4.0.3, build 140 (from Eclipse Help->About ARM Workbench)
Eclipse C/C++ Development tools 4.0.3.200807100946
Another help page says RVDS v4.0 Professional 4.0.0.408
I'm wondering if this is a pretty old toolset rev. It's a full license (one of several actually), but it looks from the info above to be a bit out of date. Under Eclipse, when I tell it to look for software updates, it says everything is up to date. Hmmm. Maybe I need to talk w/ the tools / licensing group.
Compiler command line:
armcc -c --diag_style=ide --depend_format=unix_escaped --no_depend_system_headers --debug --cpu=Cortex-M3 -O0 --no_inline --force_new_nothrow --asm --interleave -ofile.o file.c
I'll still generate a full test case & come back & post, but please let me know if this toolset is far & away from the latest & greatest, that might explain a lot.
Thanks again for the help -- helping people with stuff like this is pretty unfun & painful.
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David Clark
over 12 years ago
Note: This was originally posted on 14th June 2010 at
http://forums.arm.com
Sorry for the fragmented reply.
Regarding the toolset configuration, it looks like:
RVDS 4.0.3, build 140 (from Eclipse Help->About ARM Workbench)
Eclipse C/C++ Development tools 4.0.3.200807100946
Another help page says RVDS v4.0 Professional 4.0.0.408
I'm wondering if this is a pretty old toolset rev. It's a full license (one of several actually), but it looks from the info above to be a bit out of date. Under Eclipse, when I tell it to look for software updates, it says everything is up to date. Hmmm. Maybe I need to talk w/ the tools / licensing group.
Compiler command line:
armcc -c --diag_style=ide --depend_format=unix_escaped --no_depend_system_headers --debug --cpu=Cortex-M3 -O0 --no_inline --force_new_nothrow --asm --interleave -ofile.o file.c
I'll still generate a full test case & come back & post, but please let me know if this toolset is far & away from the latest & greatest, that might explain a lot.
Thanks again for the help -- helping people with stuff like this is pretty unfun & painful.
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