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Hi,

I wonder if anybody yet has successfully used GnuArm for LPC2378
(either standalone or with uVision3), or could confirm with certainty
whether it will work?
(Only counting currently- or very soon available GnuArm versions... ;))

Also, if someone has a GnuArm-compatible "startup.s" file for LPC2378
to share??

(Tried using the 2378 startup.s for Keil assembler, but it uses
several directives incompatible with Gnu. Realize that it is possible
to port it, but thought I'd check first if anybody already has... ;))

Kind Regards

/ Dennis



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