The following topics describe how to use the ARM Compiler toolchain to build a Linux application or library:
Configuring the ARM Compiler toolchain automatically
Configuring the ARM Compiler toolchain manually
Building for ARM Linux using normal ARM Compiler toolchain options
Using the ARM Compiler toolchain as a drop-in replacement for GCC and GNU Id
Migrating a build from an earlier version of the ARM tools
Building a shared library with the ARM Compiler toolchain
Using shared libraries in your application.
About using the ARM Compiler toolchain to build a Linux application or library
Configuration of the ARM Compiler toolchain for Linux applications
GCC emulation mode in armcc
Differences in behavior and limitations between GCC and armcc emulation mode
Minimal migration path without using a configuration file
Migration using a configuration
Typical assembler command-line options
Additional headers from the ARM Compiler toolchain.