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I am looking for a tool chain for my new STM32F4 project. I have been trying emIDE (emide.org). It works very well with GCC.
Question: Can I use uVision with GCC as well?
Thanks, Björn
I am totylly aware that there might (and will) be parts that will have to be ported to fit. However this is not giving me a headache as it never was different with free solutions and in the past the open source community almost everytime solved such problems perfectly.
For a good solutions the time invested might be worth it. Besides that I believe porting between different toolchains is not that much of a problem making it even worthier to be able to use the same IDE with different compilers.
If you would like to import uVision projects or to use the realview compiler from ARM, use emblocks. You can drag-and-drop your uv projects into it.
One reason to use emblocks instead of uVision for arm compiler is, it's much faster in building (and really much faster).
It is also richer with debug features (like "set PC at current line").