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Arm Compiler 5/6 VS GNU Arm for baremetal projects

I'm going to start some new baremetal projects.

What are the considerations and/or recommendations for choosing one toolchain over the other: 

- The one containing the Arm Compiler 5/6 (DS-5 built in)

- GNU Arm

On the one hand, I don't want to switch from one toolchain to the other in the middle of the project. On the other hand, I don't have experience with both of them, hence don't know to say any thing smart regarding this topic.

Thank you.

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  • Arm Compiler for Embedded is a fully supported commercial toolchain.

    GCC is an open source, community supported, toolchain.

    Which debugger do you intend to use? If you are using a commercial debugger, such as those provided with Keil MDK or Arm Development Studio, then it would make sense to also use the supplied toolchain,

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  • Arm Compiler for Embedded is a fully supported commercial toolchain.

    GCC is an open source, community supported, toolchain.

    Which debugger do you intend to use? If you are using a commercial debugger, such as those provided with Keil MDK or Arm Development Studio, then it would make sense to also use the supplied toolchain,

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