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AN: Command line GCC support for SAM7X added

Posted by Richard on October 30, 2005

Hi,

V3.2.3 now includes a makefile that permits the SAM7X lwIP demo to be built using the standard command line GCC. This was requested by a number of people. The WEB documentation has been updated accordingly.

Regards.

RE: AN: Command line GCC support for SAM7X a

Posted by David Williams on October 31, 2005

Cd'ed in there. Typed 'make'. Compiled just fine. That saved me a lot of stumbling around.

I can't actually test until I get my Eval board, but it sure looks good.

Thanks a lot.

David.

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