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Need advices with ARM

Bruno Adami

Hello again!

You may noticed that I made another topic and it resulted on me choosing the ARM family. So far so good.

I installed the GnuARM and put it to work with CodeBlocks, and tested to compile a sample source I found over the net, and it worked and generated the .hex! Its for a ARM7 lpc210x chip.

Now, I would like to know if someone already used any good simulation tool to emulate the ARM chip, I would like to play with ARM in theory first, than go to a real circuit :)

Does anyone know any good tutorial to start? (C/C++ language)

Thank you again!

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    > You may noticed that I made another topic and it
    > resulted on me choosing the ARM family.
    > Its for a ARM7 lpc210x chip.
    What about bying a small Dev Board from Keil? LPC for ARM7 or STM32 for Cortex-M3?
    You can get a ULINK-ME with such a dev board for a good price, and then you can use the uVision and it's complete features (afaik 20k code + 12k data max) to have a very quick start into the ARM world.

    I've tried with gnu tools and ARM when I already had much ARM knowledge, and it was not so easy...

    BR,
    /th.

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    > You may noticed that I made another topic and it
    > resulted on me choosing the ARM family.
    > Its for a ARM7 lpc210x chip.
    What about bying a small Dev Board from Keil? LPC for ARM7 or STM32 for Cortex-M3?
    You can get a ULINK-ME with such a dev board for a good price, and then you can use the uVision and it's complete features (afaik 20k code + 12k data max) to have a very quick start into the ARM world.

    I've tried with gnu tools and ARM when I already had much ARM knowledge, and it was not so easy...

    BR,
    /th.

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