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| − | Embedded Studio offers the option to build project with an external toolchain of your choice. The following guide will show an example implementation of such a setup with the ARM GCC toolchain. |
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| − | == Example implementation with external GCC toolchain == |
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| − | * First install the external toolchain of your liking, in this example the currently latest ARM GCC 7-2017-q4-major will be used. |
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| − | * Create a new externally build project using the Embedded Studio project wizard and selecting ''A C/C++ executable for ... processor(internal and external GNU tools)''. |
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| − | [[File:New_Project.png|thumb|New external build project|none]] |
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| − | * Select your target device, next set the toolchain path and finish the project setup by letting all settings on default. |
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| − | * Make sure the memory section placement segments are located in the correct memory areas. This can be found int he Common project settings under Linker-> Section Placement Segments |
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| − | * Now select build configuration "Debug External" and build the project to build with the external toolchain. |
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| − | * If the build succeeds you can download it into your target application and debug it. |
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