arm7 devlopement kit

hi
i am strating project on dsp application trough arm7 .please suggest
devlopement kit for this application. application such as voice
processing.
PLEASE SEND ONLY TECHNICALE INFORMATION .

sidharth wrote:
> hi
> i am strating project on dsp application trough arm7 .please suggest
> devlopement kit for this application. application such as voice
> processing.
> PLEASE SEND ONLY TECHNICALE INFORMATION .

Have a look to the GNU Compiler Suite. A few years ago it tooks
very little effort to me, to get the ARM cross compiler running.
Assembler programming (for your voice processing) is straight
forward.

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> hi
> i am strating project on dsp application trough arm7 .please suggest
> devlopement kit for this application. application such as voice
> processing.
> PLEASE SEND ONLY TECHNICALE INFORMATION .
>

http://www.logicpd.com/eps/som/sharp/LH79524/

Works well for me. Check these chaps out for a compiler to go with it:
http://www.rowley.co.uk/ 

sidharth wrote:
> hi
> i am strating project on dsp application trough arm7 .please suggest
> devlopement kit for this application. application such as voice
> processing.
> PLEASE SEND ONLY TECHNICALE INFORMATION .
> 

Have a look at http://www.amontec.com/jtagkey.shtml
You will find what you need to build your own Open Source GNU Tool Suite 
including:
- setup
- documentation
- how-to-config
- how-to-use
- JTAG Emulator...

Your free ARM Design Flow will be:
----------------------------------

ECLIPSE IDE ( your main IDE )
   GNUARM ( GCC = compiler )
     GNUARM ( GDB = debugger )
       OpenOCD ( JTAG server )
         JTAGkey ( USB-JTAG tool )
            YOUR TARGET BOARD ( your ARM7 ARM9 board )

This ARM Design Flow can be up on Windows ( using cygwin ) or on Linux

Using OpenOCD, you have possibilities to upload your flash (on-chip or 
not) via JTAG interface and from scripts. Both popular Philips LPC2xxx 
series and Atmel Sam7 series are supported and fully documented. 
External Intel CFI Flash is supported too.

Regards,
Laurent