Read this chapter for an introduction to the ARM compiler for RVCT and the libraries.

Read this chapter for an explanation of all command-line options accepted by the ARM compiler.

Read this chapter for a description of the language features provided by the ARM compiler, and for information on standards conformance and implementation details.

Read this chapter for a description of the inline and embedded assemblers provided by the ARM compiler.

Read this chapter for a description of the ARM C and C++ libraries and instructions on re-implementing individual library functions. The ARM C libraries provide additional components to enable support for C++ and to compile code for different architectures and processors.

For a description of the Rogue Wave Standard C++ Library, see the Rogue Wave HTML documentation supplied with RVCT.

Read this chapter for a description of floating-point support in the ARM compiler and libraries.

Read this chapter for information about the semihosting mechanism, which enables code running on an ARM target to use the I/O facilities on a host computer that is running an ARM debugger.

Read this appendix for a description of the syntax for via files. You can use via files to specify command-line arguments to many ARM tools.

Read this appendix for information on the ARM C implementation that relates directly to the ISO C requirements.

Read this appendix for information on the ARM C++ implementation.

Read this appendix for implementation limits of C and C++ in the ARM compiler.

Read this appendix for details of changes to compiler option names. This appendix describes changes in this release, and in previous releases, of RVCT.