I am currently facing a situation where my pc does not connect to internet. I want to use ARM DS for development of software for ARM cortex A9. Where can i get a downloadable eval license , help would be appreciated.
Hi SamMy name is Stephen and I work at Arm.Arm DS licenses use FlexNet. To provide you with an Evaluation license, we'd need the hostid for your PC. To obtain the hostid, you'll need to download and transfer the FlexNet utilities to the PC (you'll need to download and transfer the Arm DS installer too) and use these to find the correct FlexNet hostid for that PC. Details (and a link to the utility download) can be found at developer.arm.com/.../Then send an e-mail to license.support@arm.com to request an Evaluation license for Arm Development Studio 2023.0, quoting the hostid, and explaining that you are working in an offline environment so cannot use the Arm DS IDE to request an evaluation license for this machine.As I wrote in the other thread, please note that Evaluation licenses cannot be used with Arm Compiler 5.Hope this helpsStephen
Thanks. I wanna know where can I download arm compiler 5 , I have an old project that was developed in arm compiler 5, specifically for imx6 a9 cortex cpu. The machine that was used for developing is crashed,but luckily we had backup of project files. I'm facing Lotta issues compiling it with arm compiler 6 cause assembler and linker do not have 1 to 1 mapping of settings from arm compiler 5 to 6. The settings window for assembler is different in 5 compared to 6. Any help would be appreciated.
Hi SamAs I wrote in the other thread, Arm Compiler 5 may be downloaded from developer.arm.com/.../ACOMP5However, please be aware that AC5 is a legacy product with no further maintenance planned. It also cannot be used with an Arm DS Evaluation license, so you'll need to purchase a full license to use it.For information on how to migrate from AC5 to AC6, see developer.arm.com/.../0620The settings window for the assembler is different because, for AC6 in 2023.0, the default assembler is the gas-style assembler that is built into armclang. For AC5 in older toolkits, the default assembler was armasm.However, armasm is still provided in AC6, and old-style armasm assembler may be assembled with armclang by using the "-masm=armasm" switch. armclang then invokes armasm to perform the assembly, rather than using its integrated assembler. See developer.arm.com/.../-masmHope this helpsStephen