ARM Cross Development with Eclipse

My purpose in this tutorial is to guide the student or hobbyist through the myriad of documentation and web sites containing the necessary component parts of a working ARM software development environment. I’ve devised a simple sample program that blinks an LED that is compatible in every way with the GNU assembler, compiler and linker. There are two variants of this program; a FLASH-based version and a RAM-based version. I’ve substituted the GNU Insight graphical debugger instead of the Eclipse debugger because it is simpler to use and currently more reliable. If you get this to work, you are well on your way to the fascinating world of embedded software development. Take a deep breath and HERE WE GO! use and currently more reliable. If you get this to work, you are well on your way to the fascinating world of embedded software development. Take a deep breath and HERE WE GO!