Kartik Krishnan wrote:
> i want to use some ARM C/C++ compiler which is independent of the
> operating system.
> What i am looking for is plain translation of my C/C++ benchmarking
> code into plain ARM assebly and then into binaries...
> if i use the ADS C/C++ compiler it generates some software interrupts
> which kinda throws everything off track... Did any one have the same
> problem before...?
> or shoudl i get started with writing my own ARM compiler (but would
> take ages (:  )
> Thanks
> Kartik

you can do what you want to do with ADS, but if you use something
semihosting to do printf's and such I think it will use SWIs

You may also have to provide the startup assembly file that does
stack setup and memory init, yourself


-Lasse

i want to use some ARM C/C++ compiler which is independent of the
operating system.
What i am looking for is plain translation of my C/C++ benchmarking
code into plain ARM assebly and then into binaries...
if i use the ADS C/C++ compiler it generates some software interrupts
which kinda throws everything off track... Did any one have the same
problem before...?
or shoudl i get started with writing my own ARM compiler (but would
take ages (:  )
Thanks
Kartik