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Is ARM compiler 5.05 version compatible in Windows 10 machine?

g.shankar.paramesh@gmail.com

Hi Experts,

Query regarding Compiler Compatibility.

can I use ARM Version 3.1 or 5.05 compilers in windows 10 machine?

is ARM compiler 5.05 version compatible in Windows 10?? because I was facing issues like "Could not recognize the format of file "object file".  

Thank a lot in advance. 

Thanks,

Paramesh.

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    g.shankar.paramesh@gmail.com said:
    because I was facing issues like "Could not recognize the format of file "object file".  

    That's about file formats - nothing to do with OS versions!

    You need to give more details:

    • what file, exactly, did  that message relate to ?
    • where, exactly, did that file come from ?
    • what, exactly, were you doing at the time ?
    • copy & paste the full, unabridged message - "issues like" is too vague!

    It actually sounds more like a Linker message than a compiler message.

    Take a look at the diagrams here to see how the tools in the tool chain relate, and which files are associated with which tools.

    You're asking about the ARM Compiler - but you've posted in the GNU forum

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    g.shankar.paramesh@gmail.com said:
    because I was facing issues like "Could not recognize the format of file "object file".  

    That's about file formats - nothing to do with OS versions!

    You need to give more details:

    • what file, exactly, did  that message relate to ?
    • where, exactly, did that file come from ?
    • what, exactly, were you doing at the time ?
    • copy & paste the full, unabridged message - "issues like" is too vague!

    It actually sounds more like a Linker message than a compiler message.

    Take a look at the diagrams here to see how the tools in the tool chain relate, and which files are associated with which tools.

    You're asking about the ARM Compiler - but you've posted in the GNU forum

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